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Re: Announcement and Thank You

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Be sure to put a lot of Dilbert cartoons on the walls, to ward off the corporate babble
One advantage of being self employed is much better communication with your boss. So while there may be babble at AndyMark, it certainly won't be corporate babble.

Congratulations, Andy. This is a great move. If all suppliers could be like AndyMark, my job would be a lot easier.
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