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Post by rorschalk on Feb 2, 2024 17:30:53 GMT
And now, for purposes of entertainment and the expiation of the whole sordid affair, I bring you the explanation and subsequent tet a tet that accompanied the ultimately rejected capital venture ONE NIGHT AT THE BAR:
Dear Mr. VC,
To start a fire under our asses, we've tweaked our submission process. Please refer to the revised guidelines for direction. As it is, this introduction does not have the horsepower, the juice nor the je ne c'est quoi to get your submission read on the floor.
FYI, I don't much care for summaries of the prospective submission since, once it does reach the floor, the submission will of necessity speak for itself. Like I said, read the new guidelines and then you'll have a good idea of what I'm looking for as far as stepping aside and letting capital through onto the floor. --
Theodore Q. Rorschalk founder and CEO of Total Quality Reading, LLC ***
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Post by johnVC on Feb 2, 2024 17:33:51 GMT
Dear Mr. Rorschalk:
Excuse me for being a Dense-head, but I'm not quite sure what to do. And I have read your revised guidelines. Do you want me to say some (sic) different than I already have in the cover letter? Shall I ride a unicycle while juggling two beach balls while balancing a third one on my nose?
Sincerely, johnVC
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Post by rorschalk on Feb 2, 2024 17:35:36 GMT
Yes. That would be something completely different, as John Cleese used to say. Clean up the (sic) lingo whilst juggling and balancing those beach balls and I like your chances.
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