the mall, cathedral of commerce

melting pot

dude asleep in hallway

back of the bus!

wagon master

yes its that hot outside my car

spurts bar

re?tire

Most people work their whole life towards retirement and them are too old to enjoy it once they get there.

pink martini

lil' cowboy

big shoes

big shoes

touch the monkey

interweb!

second dinner

not funny paesano!

ready for the ranch!

king william

I can haz spurs

spurs up close

for some reason i smeared pizza all over my face

run run run!

babe chaser baby

waving

mommy on the butt (boat)

big butt boat

seth

juke

seth's first job

wall with mommy

baby sit in

most definitely two

Good Customers / Bad Customers

Link to WSJ Article

This is a great article on Best Buy selectively choosing their customers. I read it back in 2004 prior to canceling my WSJ subscription but was recently reminded of it. I've recently seen this in person and it really rings true: there are times for customers that you just don't want -- low margin and/or high hassle. You're better not taking their money and focusing on the segment of your market that is going to generate high market / low hassle business for you.

The tough part is that this takes discipline. Everyone's general instinct is more revenue = more profits. But not all revenue is the same and in the heat of battle that becomes difficult.

so zexy!

mommy to the rescue

we learn how to pedal

pickle killer