Cincinnati Ribs

My sales rep and I had a meeting this morning in Cincinnati.  We had time to get lunch before I had to head to the airport for my flight.  He told me the ribs at Mongomery Inn were delicious and definitely worth trying.  So wearing my nicest dress shirt, I sat down and tore into some ribs.  Fortunately the waitress brought bibs for us, and I rolled up my sleeves, so there wasn't much risk of ruining my shirt.  The ribs were good but not great. But then again, I didn't expect them to be great because after all, it's Cincinnati, not Kansas City.

I'm a Clipper

Today was sort of a ridiculous travel day.  I landed in Detroit last night, and this morning I drove to Toledo for our first customer meeting.  Then we drove to Cleveland for our second one, and then we headed to Cincinnati.  On the way to Cinci, we stopped in Columbus and went to a minor league baseball game at the nice and new Huntington Park, home of the Columbus Clippers.  While there, the team signed me to a minor league contract to play for them.  Here I am sitting at my new locker.  My shin is sore from the giant phone book leaning up against it.

To The FanCave!

Today my company hosted an event at Progressive Field, where the Cleveland Indians play.  We invited many of our customers and prospects and rented out the FanCave, a double suite loaded with food, beverages, flat screen TVs, and even a pool table.  We had a pretty good turnout, so hopefully we can drive some business from it.  On top of that, I got to be part of a little bit of history, as the game went 16 innings, making it the longest opening day game in MLB history.  And of course I stayed for the entire game, because that's how I do my sporting events.