It’s funny because his name is actually Mike Rowe, his nickname is “Chip”, Go figure….OK I’m gonna count the number of size matters jokes…(you gotta nip that stuff in the bud!)
Some people just do not trust their people to get the job done properly and lord over them like vultures searching for weakness an impending death by error.
I had a boss who was sort of like that. No plan was ever detailed enough for him. Eventually when you got down to the quantum level, everything fell apart.
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We had to provision boots for the Marine Corps. So his plan was to measure the foot of every Marine. Mine was to ask a bunch of them what their boot size was.
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“But what if they don’t know their boot size?”
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“So we don’t include them in the sample.”
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“What if they lie?”
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“Who would lie about his foot size, besides there is equal possibility that they would lie in both directions and the lies would cancel out.”
macky87 almost 8 years ago
Just a guess, but I’m betting that he has little to add.
Dtroutma almost 8 years ago
Hmm, his name Chaffatz?
Varnes almost 8 years ago
It’s funny because his name is actually Mike Rowe, his nickname is “Chip”, Go figure….OK I’m gonna count the number of size matters jokes…(you gotta nip that stuff in the bud!)
pcolli almost 8 years ago
Size isn’t everything but it helps.
Alabama Al almost 8 years ago
He probably works closely with the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Miss Appropriation.
whiteheron almost 8 years ago
I never could manage a micro. I guess it takes a special person to do that.
Linguist almost 8 years ago
He’s the Micro-Manager in charge of shrinking the deficit.
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Tiny details never escape from him.
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JimT8 almost 8 years ago
This is normal procedure, so I don’t get it—except for the significance of that plant which arrived before the chairman.
katzenbooks45 almost 8 years ago
I’m surprised it wasn’t the female exec delivering the broad strokes. runs away
Lagoulou almost 8 years ago
Tiny Tim?
yimhere almost 8 years ago
…. and he must be the subject of the portraits on the wall?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 8 years ago
Some people just do not trust their people to get the job done properly and lord over them like vultures searching for weakness an impending death by error.
dabugger almost 8 years ago
Does that make a difference?
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 8 years ago
I prefer Bosses like that, just give me the mission, and I’ll take it from there! O’yeah, get out of my way!
dflak almost 8 years ago
I had a boss who was sort of like that. No plan was ever detailed enough for him. Eventually when you got down to the quantum level, everything fell apart.
.
We had to provision boots for the Marine Corps. So his plan was to measure the foot of every Marine. Mine was to ask a bunch of them what their boot size was.
.
“But what if they don’t know their boot size?”
.
“So we don’t include them in the sample.”
.
“What if they lie?”
.
“Who would lie about his foot size, besides there is equal possibility that they would lie in both directions and the lies would cancel out.”
BubbleTape Premium Member almost 8 years ago
pa-dump-pa-ching! “Thank you, thank you. I’ll be here all week.”
dja1701 almost 8 years ago
a small joke