When I began my first business back in the early 70’s we were hired to do a promotion for HUD’s “New Town” project, a huge government boondoggle (one of them to build a city in the swamps of Louisiana’s Lake Ponchartrian). I remember visiting the HUD headquarters in DC which was a big slightly curved building the effect of which was if y…
When I began my first business back in the early 70’s we were hired to do a promotion for HUD’s “New Town” project, a huge government boondoggle (one of them to build a city in the swamps of Louisiana’s Lake Ponchartrian). I remember visiting the HUD headquarters in DC which was a big slightly curved building the effect of which was if you stood at one end of the hallways on each floor you were unable to see the other end. As we walked down these halls (which were lined on each side with file cabinet after file cabinet after file cabinet) we could see in the many open doors employees doing absolutely nothing. A real eye-opener of my tax dollars at work.
When I began my first business back in the early 70’s we were hired to do a promotion for HUD’s “New Town” project, a huge government boondoggle (one of them to build a city in the swamps of Louisiana’s Lake Ponchartrian). I remember visiting the HUD headquarters in DC which was a big slightly curved building the effect of which was if you stood at one end of the hallways on each floor you were unable to see the other end. As we walked down these halls (which were lined on each side with file cabinet after file cabinet after file cabinet) we could see in the many open doors employees doing absolutely nothing. A real eye-opener of my tax dollars at work.