Laughs per Litre!

Laughs per Litre!

$15.00 $15!!

The sales representative who had two bonnets for his car and changed them over and over; the software project where the manager was banned from seeing the developers; the service station built on the wrong road; and the oil bottle whose top popped off while in your car or garage, spilling oil everywhere.

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  • SKU: PB4997

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This is an assembly of absolutely true, and often ridiculous, business stories. Written in 1999, it covers 23 years in the oil industry.

  • All stories are true
  • You will remember if you were there
  • It's a complete bargain

All names and companies have been changed. The stories are not all from my former employer, either. Thanks for being so suspicious.

SIZE Small book
COLOUR A sort of off yellow
STYLE Classic, modern, true, crazy
  • Elizabeth Hunter™ October 13, 2015 at 6:32 pm

    "It's the best book he has ever written. It's the only book he has ever written."

  • Elizabeth Hunter™ February 29, 2017 at 12:09 pm

    "You'll shake your head, it's the book you need to buy!" He has stock on hand :-)

  • F. Paul Marshmann June 6, 2020 at 9:01 am

    "I deny that that motel room at the Dorset Gardens Hotel was available 24/7 for me."

  • Elizabeth Hunter™ June 8, 2020 at 14:41 pm

    "I love your new logo! You are the creative genius, Mr. Selleck. What happened to 'I am Pedro and so can you?'"

  • Johannes Youmesawah December 21, 2020 at 11:41 am

    "I was the worst boss because I was terrified to make a decision. I tormented you about my wish to continue flying empty binders from Singapore to the US, filling them with paper and sending them back again. I eventually reneged only because of the Brazilian Behemoth, of whom I was frightened and scared. Not even the Harp of Ronald would come to my aid. I am so glad you remembered this case of business excellence in your book."

  • W. Douglas Atkinson December 21, 2020 at 11:59 am

    "Yes, I did fly to Sydney to escape from that terrible John Cox, the Blackest Jack. How nice for that to be remembered in print for over 20 years. I saw your potential, Peter. Remember, I was the one who hired you in 1976."