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After our Klingon encounter dinner, we met up with Justin (from Proxify) and his wife for some more gambling.
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Here's our totally ghetto-ass booth all set up the next morning at the conference. We ended up taking the "Fucked Company" banner down because we were worried that people might think that we were saying that we were a fucked company because the airline lost our banner - instead of realizing that AdBrite's founder had started a website called FuckedCompany. Da-da-disaster! Instead of trying to explain how we were feeling, how about I just show a close-up of Philip's expression?
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We arrived on Monday night and checked into the Hilton.
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Philip and I ordered AdBrite shirts for the big advertising tradeshow in Vegas and they showed up on Tuesday. Spiffy!
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Happy Birthday, Philip!
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At the office on Wednesday we welcomed Yelena, our very first programming hire (flanked by Gidon and Philip).
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The sticker even goes as far to imply that if you did decide to disassemble the hub, you wouldn't be able to put it back together in working order. Then suddenly, it's like the thing is insulting you and then....it's on.
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Me with my company's co-founders Philip and Gidon.
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Putting labels that read "do not disassemble" is pretty much the dumbest thing you can do in an office full of nerds. No one would have even considered disassembling the wifi hub, until we all saw the big sticker that instructed us not to. Only because it begs the question "Huh, why shouldn't I disassemble it?" (PS - Note how Philip's hand is strategically placed to obscure the forehead stubble. Hahah).