True story. My first “real job” out of college was selling copiers. Outside sales. One day I was out cold calling in my super horrible sales territory, just going through an office building talking to people. I went into a small movie production company and met the owner, Terry Lofton (yes, close last name). They had produced this wonderful film — Nail Gun Massacre. I have never seen it.
Apparently Terry died in 2011, at the age of 48, and NGM was the only film he ever made.
I did not succeed in selling them a copier.
That’s a rad story. Pretty sure I saw that film. Did you have to lug around a copier with you or did you have snazzy full color brochures?
That’s AWESOME!!! Gonna have to look that one up.
Beats my “met Anson Williams (Potsie) at the old Austin airport” story, but not my talked to Ann Richards at Guero’s story.