So on March 3rd, 2008, ElectroNerdz will officially be 5 years old. Over the hump. If it can survive 5 years, why not more? ElectroNerdz has increased is revenues dramatically, and is just about out of whatever debts it currently has. The number of customers has grown to possibly be between 100 and 300 people and businesses.
So to celebrate, ElectroNerdz employees and their significant others (which is I guess is just me, Bobby and Britanni) will be taking the weekend of March 7th off. I am not quite certain doing what yet, but all I feel like doing is… nothing. Sitting on the beach doing nothing or something similar. I am open to ideas. I don’t want to spend an arm and a leg on it, but I want to do something. And I’d like it to not be more than 5 hours away. So please give me ideas.
BIKE WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
oh sure, you had to throw in the 5 hour thing…I wonder why?
It weird to come see that I already posted a comment when this is the first time I’ve read it. That was not me ^^ it was mom. Anyway, between 100 and 300? That’s a wide margin… Umm..is it towards 100 or 300? It just doesn’t make sense. You should go to Disney World. Or New York..the flight would be less than 5 hours. Or I guess you could go to something boring like the beach.
it’s about 5 hours to my place. Would love to see you again.
um… New York is… cold.
I’m happy to hire a limo, head to a nice restaurant in Tampa or Orlando, and enjoy the fact that we’ve past the point where the overwhelming plurality of businesses fail.
As for the number, it’s hard to distinguish since Jason’s and my own practice areas have so little overlap, that we are often at odds as to the counting method. Do you count the little old lady who you did an hour of work for three years ago a customer? Or do you count the number within the last year? Or do you only count those that are frequent and recurring?