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Man, you guys have it so easy. I code in the middle of a Customer Service department. I was originally a representative, so I'm still sitting in the half-cube that reps get. I share the cube with a phone representative (hence the half-cube.. it's actually more of a quarter cube because each cube has the back half wide open on a busy corridor.) who's here all but one hour of my shift. The customer service department is filled to the brim, so I get to hear all sorts of interesting conversations while I try to concentrate. Trial by fire friends, when you learn to block that out, you can code anywhere, anytime, listening to anything

is it anything like a rubix cube?

lol Onslaught Might post some pics of me [breaking my neck while] surfing in couple of months when the season comes. The most pleasant part if that, in USD, it costs about the same as in the states.

ctb, it's all about working in different environments and seeing different things. For example, about a year ago when I was on a trip to north russia, I got in a car accident, wrecked company's car and nearly killed myself. Not the best thing that happened to me, but I wouldn't avoid it if I had to choose.
Besides, now you can put on your resume something like "Was a link between customer support and IT departments and worked closely with top professionals in both fields". So what that you don't know even their names ? As long as you don't lie

You can watch the sunrise _and_ sunset over the ocean? What deserted island do you live on?

---John Holmes...

>>Sepo:
>>You can watch the sunrise _and_ sunset over the ocean?
>>What deserted island do you live on?
You know what I meant - just being on the beach during those times, even though only sunset is acutally *over* the ocean. I reckon there is a place 25 miles from me where you can observer both, but that's where all the rich people are.