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	<title>Comments on: EP53 (Philosophical banking!)</title>
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		<title>By: Bruce</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bruce</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Aug 2013 00:14:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thanks Justin!</description>
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		<title>By: Justin</title>
		<link>http://bruceohughes.com/ep49-philosophical-banking/#comment-3603</link>
		<dc:creator>Justin</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Jul 2013 14:43:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I thought I would add an addendum to this podcast. 

I like the Derby City Comic Con, but my time there was not great. I really enjoyed the ride to and fro, and it was great seeing Ryan, Scott, Sean and Steph. I&#039;m grateful I had a table, but this had the flip side of working against me. Either people would come up and look at me like &quot;Who the hell are you and why are you in Tony Moore&#039;s seat?&quot;, or if they did go by the list they would not notice I was a table behind the table I was supposed to be at. So several people who told me they would come see me did not. I agree that sitting next to the table would have been better, but that wasn&#039;t an option at the time. I did do well (financially), but I could have done better. I didn&#039;t sell a single collection of Tim Reisen and the Chronologists. My Doctor Who print did well, and my UVN friend Michael bought the Back to the Future print in the auction. I did not bring my table cloth--which I removed the day prior--because I didn&#039;t need one, and this caused my table to look more amateurish than a freshman&#039;s first day in high school. As for two days next year: not sure. What is the real cost?  Financial vs emotional. 

Bruce: Thanks for the great ride and letting me spot &quot;tall grass&quot;. 
Mike: Thank you for watching my table because of all my bathroom breaks. 
Ryan: You had an amazing table. 
Scott: I loved the Tim drawing. I&#039;m still trying to color it. 
Sean and Steph: Always a pleasure seeing you two. 


Next up: Looking forward to the fantastically awesome Cincy Expo. Where less &quot;Moore&quot; makes it &quot;more&quot; better.</description>
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<p>I like the Derby City Comic Con, but my time there was not great. I really enjoyed the ride to and fro, and it was great seeing Ryan, Scott, Sean and Steph. I&#8217;m grateful I had a table, but this had the flip side of working against me. Either people would come up and look at me like &#8220;Who the hell are you and why are you in Tony Moore&#8217;s seat?&#8221;, or if they did go by the list they would not notice I was a table behind the table I was supposed to be at. So several people who told me they would come see me did not. I agree that sitting next to the table would have been better, but that wasn&#8217;t an option at the time. I did do well (financially), but I could have done better. I didn&#8217;t sell a single collection of Tim Reisen and the Chronologists. My Doctor Who print did well, and my UVN friend Michael bought the Back to the Future print in the auction. I did not bring my table cloth&#8211;which I removed the day prior&#8211;because I didn&#8217;t need one, and this caused my table to look more amateurish than a freshman&#8217;s first day in high school. As for two days next year: not sure. What is the real cost?  Financial vs emotional. </p>
<p>Bruce: Thanks for the great ride and letting me spot &#8220;tall grass&#8221;.<br />
Mike: Thank you for watching my table because of all my bathroom breaks.<br />
Ryan: You had an amazing table.<br />
Scott: I loved the Tim drawing. I&#8217;m still trying to color it.<br />
Sean and Steph: Always a pleasure seeing you two. </p>
<p>Next up: Looking forward to the fantastically awesome Cincy Expo. Where less &#8220;Moore&#8221; makes it &#8220;more&#8221; better.</p>
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