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Rob NorthrupThe Wire Tetragrammaton (May 25, 2007)

"That graffiti you been seeing the last couple weeks on the desks in your department, it's not your employees doing it. That's the kids. We been trying to catch all the kids that got away on the latest Bring Your Child to Work Day, but three or four of 'em are still loose in the building."

What if you could bend a paperclip into a complex, spring-loaded pattern that enabled it to walk across your desk, write reports for you, brew coffee and do your entire job for you? If you could lose yourself in the cracks at work, what could you find there?


This audio is part of the collection: Open Source Audio

Artist/Composer: Rob Northrup
Date: 2007-05-25
Keywords: dungeons; dayjobs; fantasy; comedy; humor; job; work; office; paperclip; donuts; pizza; corporate; wire; tetragrammaton; human resources

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Notes

Written and read by Rob Northrup. This is the fourth story of the Dungeons and Dayjobs podcast.

Music at the beginning and end is a slowed version of "Hot Lips" by Bill Brown and His Brownies, which I believe is in the public domain.

To subscribe to Dungeons and Dayjobs podcast or to read more info, point your typewriter to: http://dayjobspodcast.blogspot.com

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