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(1). A sense of camaraderie and service. The term is usually used when indicating to someone that they (or their team) are being obstructive or unhelpful.
“You know, Mike, I’m not really getting a warm and fuzzy feeling from you guys on this. All we’re asking is that you take on this extremely time-consuming project at half your normal fee. This is for a really huge client of ours, you know!”
(1). A day in which the lies parents tell their kids about their job are tested, with moderate to no success.
“Ok Danny, when daddy said he “worked with Derek Jeter”, he didn’t so much mean he played for the Yankees, as he cleans the locker room at Yankee Stadium.”
(1). Oh, let’s see … the fact that your fees are too high, your hot assistant called in sick today, the prospect doesn’t seem to like your tie, and you suspect that he may be sleeping with that b* from Merrill Lynch he keeps talking about.
“I don’t know about this one, Harry. There are just too many barriers of entry here. I mean, the guy actually told me he didn’t like talking to you!”
