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I think in general, he also wants to meet with the CEO of a large company. @dcurtis' tweet: "My two-month goal is to have a beer with a Fortune 500 CEO. Can an
by vibhavs 17y ago
I think in general, he also wants to meet with the CEO of a large company.
@dcurtis' tweet: "My two-month goal is to have a beer with a Fortune 500 CEO. Can anyone help me with this?" (http://twitter.com/dcurtis/status/2096133916 http://twitter.com/dcurtis/status/2096133916).
Now, he has an "excuse" to do so.
(Just don't tell him JetBlue isn't in the Fortune 500 :-).
- antonovka 17y agoI'm a bit weary of seeing HN used as a platform for dcurtis' sophomoric attention antics. This should have been a side-channel communication with JetBlue; why would the CEO want to meet with dcurtis about this, and why would he be impressed with an impersonal open letter? Most importantly, why do I care? As a pitch, the story isn't captivating or well written, and 30 days in airports sounds both depressing and boring -- I'd be surprised if you're capable of carrying out non-monosyllabic conversations after the first 5 days. "Have a beer with a Fortune 500 CEO" is a pretty pitiful goal. Does he not even care which one?
- dcurtis 17y agoI did not submit this article. And I am a part of this community as much as you are. People have voted this up, so there seems to be some interest here. The last thing I want is to be responsible for lowering the quality of content on HN.
- robg 17y agoDon't sweat the haters. If there's good feedback in here, use it. If there's not, forget it. Do your thing and have fun. I always seem to meet interesting people when I travel, especially sitting next to them on the plane. I'm really looking forward to seeing how you incorporate the experiences with your obvious knack for slick designs. And I only noticed your site because of this experiment. So you have one additional fan exactly because you're courageous enough to try this and be open about it. Enjoy!