Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Ryan’s t-shirt of the day

Like a Kia, Ryan’s shirts have the power to surprise. Here’s the one from yesterday.
(Previously in Ryan’s t-shirts.)Labels: Day 9, photos, ryan, tshirtoftheday
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Washington DC's road system sucks.

We had about an hour to get photos of team Plaid in front of the big Washington DC sights. Problem is, all of the streets go in circles, and are based on some secretive system. I think someone switches the signs around every hour or so, just to confuse the tourists.
So what to do? We faked it. Eye of the beholder. Here’s a pic of me,
in front of the Watergate Hotel. Yep. And that’s Ryan and Justus to the left, in front of the White House. Here’s
Ryan and Bill in front of the Pentagon. The world is what you make it.
We wrapped up our shoot, and were off to Richmond in no time. Check out more of today’s
pics here.
Labels: Day 9, lifeontheroad, photos
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Only the best.

At Plaid, we believe in excellence in design and branding. So when we’re on the road, we spare no expense to stay at the nicest hotels in the nation. Sure, when we’re at Cannes, we’ll stay at
the Carlton.
But Washington DC? The Soooper 8 on New York Ave. If you’ve never stayed in a high class hotel, here’s a few things you should look for:
+ Bullet proof glass at check in (pictured above). This shows that the hotel cares enough to keep a front desk clerk alive, should you need to schedule a wake up call at 2am.
+ A sleeping security guard/concierge. Sure, he calls himself a security guard, but when I accidentally woke him up while enjoying my free continental breakfast, he was ready to make reservations at the nicest restaurants via his walkie talkie. I’m sure that I only needed to ask. He must have been tired after providing concierge service all night long.
I’m sure that our
inconspicuous van loaded with electronics spent a perfectly safe night under the watchful eye of our concierge. I’ll bet he even arranged to have it detailed for us.
That’s the kind of Plaid service we’ve come to expect while on the road.
Labels: Day 9, lifeontheroad, super 8
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