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Olivia

IN N OUT

If you know me pretty well you probably know that I am pretty much always down for In N Out. I actually went yesterday, but I would 100% eat it again today. I'm a loyal fan. Here's a brief timeline of In N Out's inception and major milestones through the years:

1948 - Store #1 opens
1954 - Updated logo (to the arrow we know and love)
1961 - "Animal style" burgers prepared
1972 - First crossed palm trees
1974 - Red aprons introduced
1975 - Milkshakes added to the menu
1979 - First restaurant with a dining room
1988 - 50th restaurant opens
1994 - 100th restaurant opens
2005 - 200th restaurant opens
2015 - 300th restaurant opens

Something I like about In N Out (apart from the burgers, fries, milkshakes, etc.) is the fact that they continue to focus on quality and on treating their customers well. They don't abandon the things that kept people coming back for more!

These are things that we too do well here at SlideBelts! Focusing on quality and an enjoyable experience for our guests are part of what spurs someone to return to buy belts as gifts, or to spread the word to their families, friends, or social media channels.

So keep up the good work, crusaders! And eat some In N Out, it's good for the soul. 



Courtney

Humorous Day

Did you know that April 19th is officially observed as “Humorous Day?”

 

About the Holiday:

 

Humorous Day is a day to find the humor in any situation that happens to be thrown our way. A day to remind us to see the bright side and to realize that most things are really not as important as they at first may seem.

We are uncertain about the origin of this holiday. Some have credited to Larry Wilde, Director of The Carmel Institute of Humor, as he had proclaimed April to be Humor Month back in 1976.”

 

And aside from that, anyone who has read the Happiness Advantage knows all too well how bringing happiness or humor into the workplace can positively effect your work flow.

In honor of this day,  share your favorite joke or funny story with whoever wants to hear it, and see the positive effects first hand.

 

 

Cameron

A Very Special Bank Account

Imagine your bank account gets credited $86,400 each morning. No balance can be carried over to the next day and you are not allowed to keep any cash balance. Essentially, your bank account reads zero at the end of the day. What would you do? Draw out every dollar each day!

 

We all have such an account called TIME.  Every morning, it credits you with 86,400 seconds and writes off as a loss whatever time you have used unwisely.  No overdraft is allowed, so you can’t borrow against yourself or use more time than what you have. Hence, each day the account starts fresh and each night it destroys unused time. Failing to use the day’s deposits is your loss and you can’t appeal to get it back.

 

There is no borrowing time and you cannot take a loan on another's time. It all comes down to "The time you have is the time you have and that is that."

 

Time management is deciding how you spend the time, same as with money where you decide how you spend the money. There is never the case of us not having enough time to do things, but the case of what we do with time.