Theos-Talk Archives (May 2008 Message tt00596)

Years ago when Kettering was visiting San Antonio, we had very interesting
incident. He was visiting in connection with a property that was donated to
TSA by a former Director of TSA.

In those days, cell phones were not as common as they are now. He was in the
lodge walking around with showing off his cell phone which was dangling from
his back pocket. Just to see how he responds, I asked him if he would give
me his cell phone number. He declined. The implication being we need to call
Olcott during working hours. This appeared very strange & seemed to me
indicating typical employee mentality who goes by the clock.

I run a business and all my clients have my cell phone number. Even though I
am not in a business where there are emergencies, and I have told all of
them that I can be reached 7/24/360. I never had any problem of their
bothering me. This is a typical difference between when you own the business
and when you work for someone for wages.

Thought you all might enjoy.

MKR



On 5/14/08, MarieMAJ41@aol.com <MarieMAJ41@aol.com> wrote:
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