All Things Joey
Experiments, Random Ideas, and posts that don’t fit other categories.
A thought experiment encouraging office workers to simplify. My focus is on procurement, but this video applies to any job.
Kung-Fu is the perfect analogy because evolution is mandatory. There is always someone pushing to improve and innovate. Failure to adapt = defeat.
Note: I have two versions of The New Kung-Fu, this one is a little edgy (PG-13 if you will). The more “professional” version can be viewed at The Source.
I was lucky to receive the COVID-19 vaccination (first shot) at the Gloucester County Mega Vaccination Center (Rowan @ GCC) this week.
I wasn’t sure if I was going to make a post about it, but I thought it would benefit people to know how the lines operated. While this is a South Jersey specific post, I think some of the tips are universal.
Overall, it was a very smooth experience and to-date I have experienced no side effects outside of a slightly sore arm (no worse than the flu shot).
I had this idea of a plague of locusts descending on a farm over and over again… does the farmer keep trying, keep replanting? Or does there come a time when you pack up and move on?
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I haven’t made anything for this channel in a few months, so I wanted to explore this idea with my stock footage subscriptions and see what would happen.
I did a little year-end holiday gift guide because why the heck not? I came up with options that are both budget and baller. I specifically sought out practical gifts as well as a few fun ones.
I am posting this on Sunday 12/20/2020 – you might already be too late (pray that Amazon has that next day shipping option).
Links to items discussed in this video…
Lee Performance Pants:
https://amzn.to/2KlvrWM
Pocket Knife:
https://amzn.to/2J6wXvf
Chromecast Review:
Previous Peak Design Bag Review:
Allison and I got flu shots today at Target… who doesn’t not respect the concept of an appointment. Ben experienced a different kind of shoot, a photo shoot. Our friend’s children also took advantage of the photographer being there, and I had a nice conversation with our old friend Jackson.
It was a quiet and lazy Labor Day weekend. The dog was spayed last week and she is still recovering. Nobody had the mental energy to figure out where and how to go somewhere safely (without crowds and worth the drive).
So we stayed home, binge-watched TV, and I played with my old camera equipment to fight off buying a new one. Bonus points for irking Allison to her soul.