sorry for all the videos lately, but i keep finding awesome ones.
this is my job in a nutshell. this is what it's like working for an ad agency and dealing with insane clients.
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do you work at an ad agency? which one? can you say? i applied to EVERY ad agency in richmond in 2001. none of them hired me. i wish i had kept all the rejection letters. i want to make a book of rejection letters.
Oh my god. That is hilarious. It reminds me of working with a certain local client who went through 14 rounds of revisions and then only wanted to pay for 3.
Classic.
The day I find a situational parody on YouTube that mirrors my work situation... will be a glorious day. This is gold.
I guess this could apply to my work situation. The client, my child, also has many demands for various 'projects' each and every day. Unfortunately the outcome usually ends up in a tantrum. Him first, then me.
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