Scott,
Good luck with the auctions here's hoping you make some serious money for your efforts.
Regards + HH
Bill
I'll either come to some agreements on prices and options or I'll walk.
I've dealt in antiques for over 40 years.
Nobody is gonna rake ole Scotty, Dig?
Oh!
Here's a story from the past that I just remembered....
Back about, oh, I guess, maybe in the 90's,
I was the Maintenance Supervisor and a Department Head at a "Long Term Care Facility," in Wichita, Kansas....
Yeah, a Nursing Home.
Anyway,
The facility had an Alzheimer's ward.
One Friday, the staff and residents were encouraged to wear a, "Silly Hat."
So I took a purple towel, placed it over my head and had a gold colored cord to wrap around.
About lunchtime, I got a request to change a burnt out light in the Alzheimer's area.
I walk in, wearing my "silly hat,"
And the first guy who sees me, a former oil executive, runs up to me and says,
"I don't care how much money you got! I ain't never gonna sell to you!"
I calmed him down, took off my "silly hat," and showed him that it was just me, Scott.
We both laughed at "The Joke."
I would often take one of my portable 78 players in on the weekend, on my own time, along with many oldies like Fletcher Henderson, Benny Goodman, Paul Whiteman, Ted Lewis, etc.
I would visit the residents the week before and take requests for discs to bring.
Best,
Scott
Here's the skinny on me going to the facility on my own time.
I was told to stop because insurance or something if I was "unauthorized" by being on my own time.
Just like when I worked at KU Medical Center and took baseball cards to the kids on the fourth floor who had cancer.
WTF?!?
Have the rules of humanity changed?
When?
Nobody ever told me.....
Yeah, I've quit a few jobs......You?