[SML] When is a LEKO not a "Leko?"

[Jerry Durand]

Back when I worked for a $$$ million in sales company people from
marketing came to the pilot line and asked us for some sample wafers and
packaged parts with no lids.  Didn't say what they wanted them for.  I
pulled a few wafers from the scrap bin along with some side-braze
ceramic military stuff rejected before the lids went on.  They went away
happy.

Months later we received the beautiful glossy annual report proudly
showing the wafers (still with the black REJECT ink all over them) and
the side-braze parts with all the bond wires crushed/broken like it had
been packed tightly in foam or something for shipping.  We didn't know
if we should laugh or cry.

On 09/23/2018 01:00 PM, Jacob Blumberg via Stagecraft wrote:
> It is the new evolution in lighting that was created. Every time a
> lighting designer wants a gel it makes them think twice if they want
> to fight gravity to get it in or if they can just go without having
> that light geled.
>
> On a serious note:
>
> It’s probably because they sent the light to the photographer
> collapsed and then instead of asking how it should be he just picked a
> way he thought was right, and then no one caught it before the photo
> went up.
>
> Jacob
>

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Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc.
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