22/09/2018

SELF STORAGE

Entering the living room, in spite of my hospital eye patch, I'm afraid my face may have betrayed my feelings.

'Who does all this… stuff… belong to?' I asked, a trifle testily. 


Wilson shrugged and said, 'Well, customers. Obviously.'


'Can you tell who owns what?' I persisted. 'Have you kept proper records?'


'They'll be able to recognise their own stuff!' W replied. Shrugging again, he said,  'It stands to reason! And if they don't, we'll sell it off by auction, just like on Storage Wars – it'll be brilliant, and we'll be rich! And famous!'


I opened my mouth to protest, but Wilson raised his paw and cut me off. 


'I know what you're going to say, New Dad – you're going to ask how I can possibly run a top-flight professional operation like this without a logotype. Well don't worry, I'm working on it.' 


He looked round. 'Just as soon as I can find my iMac under all these boxes…'



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