4.06.2004
"at the end of the day" voted as the most irritating phrase in the language
with all due respect, we absolutely must address the issue. the fact of the matter is, to be perfectly honest with you, we've got to prioritise the bottom line in terms of going forward, pushing the envelope, moving the goal-posts. we're literally singing from the same hymn sheet here. it's not rocket science, we just, like, need to, like, start thinking outside of the, like, box. 24/7, on an ongoing basis.
i hear what you're saying, but, now bear with me, at this moment in time the ballpark figures around our value-added results basically suggest maybe we ought to look at the glass as half full. are we really between a rock and a hard place? we've got to touch base with our crack troops. what are they up to? maybe it's just awesome.
your blue sky thinking boggles the mind. you're a diamond geezer, true, but at the end of the day, do you ever stop to think about the epicentre of all of this?
with all due respect, we absolutely must address the issue. the fact of the matter is, to be perfectly honest with you, we've got to prioritise the bottom line in terms of going forward, pushing the envelope, moving the goal-posts. we're literally singing from the same hymn sheet here. it's not rocket science, we just, like, need to, like, start thinking outside of the, like, box. 24/7, on an ongoing basis.
i hear what you're saying, but, now bear with me, at this moment in time the ballpark figures around our value-added results basically suggest maybe we ought to look at the glass as half full. are we really between a rock and a hard place? we've got to touch base with our crack troops. what are they up to? maybe it's just awesome.
your blue sky thinking boggles the mind. you're a diamond geezer, true, but at the end of the day, do you ever stop to think about the epicentre of all of this?
