The first day back at work after a five day vacation can be rough. All the routines that mattered are somehow shattered. The day stands out as a reminder of all the things that need to be done. Some moments are memorable and other moments slip on by as one day rolls into the next.
Austin from the Sprint store in Derby, Kansas had the HTC EVO 4G in stock. A day earlier and the phone would have been acquired. After a very long road trip the only phone in stock remains in the wrong State.
Shortages on a device should be temporary and not a way of life. It seems like most of the employees dealing with the situation enjoyed the financial commissions, but are getting tired of putting the corporate face and smiling at an endless string of questions that involve political answers.
At some point in the long struggle to acquire a new phone the next generation of technology will inevitably change the game and the cycle will start again. The bleeding edge of technology remains sharp. Trying to figure out how to stay ahead of the game requires a degree of persistence that seemed unimagined just a few years ago.
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