April gives way to May
It was chilly and drizzling in Dover, NH, where I spent most of the day, but 66 (F) and sunny back home in Greater Boston.
I am angry at myself because once again I made a mistake running the payroll for our radio stations after I got home. The damn payroll service won't let me fix it, so I'll have to add $115 to the guy's paycheck next time.
Since I started doing these things in February, I have not been able to do a single payroll run without making at least one mistake. I hate looking like an idiot in the eyes of our employees.
There are so many loose ends when it comes to buying radio stations. Idiot utilities we don't know we're supposed to be paying will send invoices into a black hole every month and then cut us off for non-payment.
Today I was confronted with a long list of mostly useless domain names I have to transfer from the seller, and some blogs which appear to have expired because we haven't been paying the invoices they didn't send us.
In the immortal words of the great Joss Whedon: grrr, arrgh.
I am angry at myself because once again I made a mistake running the payroll for our radio stations after I got home. The damn payroll service won't let me fix it, so I'll have to add $115 to the guy's paycheck next time.
Since I started doing these things in February, I have not been able to do a single payroll run without making at least one mistake. I hate looking like an idiot in the eyes of our employees.
There are so many loose ends when it comes to buying radio stations. Idiot utilities we don't know we're supposed to be paying will send invoices into a black hole every month and then cut us off for non-payment.
Today I was confronted with a long list of mostly useless domain names I have to transfer from the seller, and some blogs which appear to have expired because we haven't been paying the invoices they didn't send us.
In the immortal words of the great Joss Whedon: grrr, arrgh.