Yesterday on a major organization production I became dehydrated and useless.

I fairly quickly recovered and was able to finish out my work.

Today I took a light duty day as the receptionist (and only one in the building, the rest out on a continue large scale live remote production.)

Light duty my foot. The elavator alarm went off and would not silence itself.

Called management and they said we still had a service contract, even though several months ago they told me it had been canceled.

So I call the elavator company and they said we owed about $500. So in a flurry of calls I got our accounting department to pay the bill. And a technician showed up.

Meanwhile, Our political operative showed up for a tour. Then another upper level manager showed up. I was told to expect the president of the company to arrive shortly.

Then a delivery of rental gear for a big project.

So I had the president of our organizations ear for about 20 minutes as I conducted a tour. Just me and him, I wonder what the manager who hates me thinks of this. I was quite nice.

The president said how professional our office now looks. Renovations continue.

I had to tell our president that I had no keys to show him some rooms he wanted into. I still do not have the internal master key or even a key to my own office.

Enough said for now. Seven am call in the morning.

Carpet and tiles are mostly in. The new TV control room is underway with Lord only knows how much equipment. $100,000 alone for the video switcher.

Mangers took away all my internal keys and then get bent out of shape when I cannot properly return a camera to the equipment room because the door was lock.

Starting tommorrow we have a massive remote set up in a village far, far away.