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Greetings all, long-time lurker, first-time poster. I just had to share this amusing episode. Well, amusing to me anyway.
I work in PC support for a financial company in a 35-story-tall building. Every now and then a department will move from one floor to another. We hire movers for office furniture and such, but we're responsible for moving the PC's and printers, and making sure they all work at their new location. We recently had a department move all the way up to the 32nd floor. We moved all their stuff on Friday evening, and Monday morning I was sent to walk around the new location making sure everyone could log on, print, etc.
I happen to see a woman standing outside of her office frowning. Uh oh. The offices each only have one set of outlets on one wall, so the desk has to be placed against that wall so we can plug the PC's in. Sometimes users aren't happy with this as they want their desks facing the window or the door or something. I head over her way expecting to have to explain the outlet situation to her. I'm just about to open my mouth to ask her what's wrong when I notice what she's looking at.
Her desk is against the left wall, and the right side of the desk is up against the window. There, on the ledge outside the window, roughly five feet from her chair, is a falcon. Completely disemboweling a pigeon.
I'd like to see her call the help desk on that one.
I work in PC support for a financial company in a 35-story-tall building. Every now and then a department will move from one floor to another. We hire movers for office furniture and such, but we're responsible for moving the PC's and printers, and making sure they all work at their new location. We recently had a department move all the way up to the 32nd floor. We moved all their stuff on Friday evening, and Monday morning I was sent to walk around the new location making sure everyone could log on, print, etc.
I happen to see a woman standing outside of her office frowning. Uh oh. The offices each only have one set of outlets on one wall, so the desk has to be placed against that wall so we can plug the PC's in. Sometimes users aren't happy with this as they want their desks facing the window or the door or something. I head over her way expecting to have to explain the outlet situation to her. I'm just about to open my mouth to ask her what's wrong when I notice what she's looking at.
Her desk is against the left wall, and the right side of the desk is up against the window. There, on the ledge outside the window, roughly five feet from her chair, is a falcon. Completely disemboweling a pigeon.
I'd like to see her call the help desk on that one.
to the farm!
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