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Date Posted: 17:36:56 11/09/09 Mon
Author: Rick to Kyle
Subject: Re: Success
In reply to: Kyle to Rick 's message, "Re: Success" on 06:28:53 11/07/09 Sat

> Hello to Mr. Insurance Man Rick, sorry about the
>mixup dude in businesses. I don't know why I was
>thinking about real estate, instead of insurance.

No big deal, just setting it straight.

>I can't have Joel "rat on me" and give a bad report.
>Luke, I'm sure I can bribe him...just kidding!

Don't think your two 'little bros' would really rat you out do you?

> So dad would "kick two butts" if he had to for
>taking some extra time away from the office, huh?
>Could you say you both were on a field trip, drumming
>up business and looking for new accounts? About you
>and Dave were doing "public relations work"?

Figure of speech dude. I know I'm 25 now but dad had a way of teaching us boys about lying while growing up & know the 'old method' is past but don't want to lie to dad. It's a family business too, so when the work gets done it is profit for the business & for us too. Stability for us in the ahead years & maybe a business to pass on to another generation.

> I hope you both have a chance to see later on, after
>dinner, what the evening might present in
>itself???????? I love those "endings" to a date, if
>you know what I mean?

It was a great evening. We doubled but took separate cars if by chance something developed & one couple wanted to slip off to the apartment or elsewhere alone. Ended up a 4-some for dinner & lounge for drinks, music/dancing after.

> Have not gotten the first marking period grades in
>the mail yet, but I'm pretty sure I did fine, and
>Joel... Mr. Past the Test Man...I'm sure got great
>grades, too. We should be on the honor roll, but not
>sure how high up.

Great!! Drop a message when you know & if you feel like.

Have you dated this young lady before?

A couple times. Met her through them. Back then I figure Dave was feeling sorry for his big brother and a less than gala social life so he fixed me up.

> For the record, Rick, Mr. Insurance Man...I realize
>everyone has to have insurance, with the economy as it
>is, are insurance businesses sound? With your folks
>starting it awhile back then, your family should have
>a good reputation that people have "trusted for a long
>time"!

If you stay honest & not afraid to work, it's a good stable business & my dad/mom have a great reputation so have laid a 'golden egg' opportunity at Dave & my feet.

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