
Talked to Steve, the manager (thanks to Steve, by the way, for the loan of the shopping cart for CARTNE's triumphant comeback video). Steve says that it's a company on the east coast that fixes the sign. Usually, they do it via remote. Steve's bugged them a couple of times to fix it, but so far, no fix. He was going to call them again.
I really like this sign. When I go to work in the cold, dark morning, I like to compare the actual temperature to how cold I feel on the bicycle. There is sometimes little correlation. I've missed it. It seems like a month since it's been out, but with no reliable way to mark the time/days, I don't know. I was worried that this landmark was going to go the way of Compusa.
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Speaking of CARTNE, I saw some lame fire engine at Sacred Heart on it the other day. It had E3 on it. I asked the CO where CARTNE was and he related the call involved actual blood.
I mean hey, what's up with that?
How will the company that makes CARTNE ever survive?
Yeah. it sucks that this sign it out.
I like it in the summer on hot days when it reads the temp based on the hot hood vents pushing heat out of the picabu kitchen: you regularly get readings of 100+ on warmish days.
Hah! That was you, Jacque, at SHMC!
I was sitting in the back when you asked Jack about CARTNE. That was hilarious.I didn't know you worked there too. You are everywhere, man!
I will look for you next time.
Shhh, I was undercover. SHMC doesn't know who I *really* am.
Actually I live just up the block on Rockwood and applied there on whim thinking it would be fun to work there. It is.
Couldn't resist yakking with E3 about it when I saw them there.
Next time you're in the ER ask for me.
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