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The binders that tied

The folks we represented were forever upgrading and adding products, tweaking performance specs, and making the product literature look slicker and more modern.

March 21, 2016
Dan Holohan
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Mike, an old friend, sent me an email that had me spinning back in time. He wrote, “I am sure there is a story here. Awhile back, we brought a mobile piece of equipment to an engineer’s office for them to examine. In the hallway were all these buckets of binders, headed for recycling.”

Mike attached a photo of this to his email. The buckets were thick with fat binders. They looked sad and confused, like old people on a bus trip who knew they were going someplace, but not sure where.

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