terry cloth speaks!
I sent "terry" an e-mail about a buyers show I attended a couple of weeks ago. Apparently I am supposed to be working for him for a couple of months (in a couple weeks) and I just wanted to give him a 'heads up' on what I knew about the field. So he sends me an e-mail back today simply saying, "Thanks for the report! when will I see you?" [pause for a beat]
Now I don't want to jump to conclusions, but I wrote him this whole review on the show, (perhaps 3 pages long, if in Microsoft Word) with visual examples and all, and all he can say is, "when will I see you?" THEN he sends me a second e-mail asking me to give him my contact info to update his address book, which is also understandable. But then he tells me to download a program to my computer so that we wouldn't have to keep going through the e-mailing process when keeping in contact with each other.
Now why would he want to suggest that? Perhaps because e-mails have timestamps and can be traced and all sorts of ideas swim in my head. But perhaps I'm just thinking too hard or too much?
The month of September will only tell...
[note: terry has been changed to protect their current existence]
Now I don't want to jump to conclusions, but I wrote him this whole review on the show, (perhaps 3 pages long, if in Microsoft Word) with visual examples and all, and all he can say is, "when will I see you?" THEN he sends me a second e-mail asking me to give him my contact info to update his address book, which is also understandable. But then he tells me to download a program to my computer so that we wouldn't have to keep going through the e-mailing process when keeping in contact with each other.
Now why would he want to suggest that? Perhaps because e-mails have timestamps and can be traced and all sorts of ideas swim in my head. But perhaps I'm just thinking too hard or too much?
The month of September will only tell...
[note: terry has been changed to protect their current existence]
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