About Me
Written by Tony   
Saturday, 13 August 2005

I'm a pretty laid back kind of guy. I'm happy with life and try to enjoy things the best that I can.

Some of My Hobbies:

  • Playing Drums and Now Learning Electric Guitar
  • Skiing / Ski Instruct
  • Traveling (this is for business mainly, but it's also fun)
  • Camping
  • Listen to Music, Watch Movies
  • Driving (I like to drive - crazy, I know)
Life "To Do" List:
  • TRAVEL:
    • Visit Italy and parts of Europe (incl. the Autobahn in Germany)
    • Go to Las Vegas
    • Go to New York City
    • Go to Los Angeles and Hollywood
    • Vacation in Cancun, Mexico
    • Visit Alaska in summer (white nights)
  • LEARNING:
    • Learn to slalom water ski and wake board
    • Get a motorcycle license
    • Graduate college
    • Learn to SCUBA dive
    • Learn to sail 
    • Learn to play drums
    • Learn to play bass guitar
  • EXPERIENCES:
    • Go skydiving (tandem probably)
    • See the badgers at the Rose Bowl
    • Race a BMW on an open course
    • Spend a night on a boat on Lake Mendota
    • Get married and have kids
  • OWN SOME COOL STUFF:
    • Own my own company
    • Own a BMW
    • Get some horses
    • Get a house (or condo)
    • Own a jet ski
  • SOME PERSONAL GOALS:
    • Save someone from dying
    • Leave a legacy of some sort
    • Retire at 40
Life "To Don't" List:
  • Eat gross seafood, mushrooms, liver, brussel sprouts, spinach or lima beans (blaaah!)
  • Buy a Geo Metro (tell me what is the point of a 3 cylinder car?)
  • Visit Alaska in winter (Tony likes it warm)

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Guitar Center... Boo!

I went to Guitar Center the other day to pick up some drum stuff. I needed a kick pedal, sticks and a throne. I enter the drum area and there's a dude there at the counter. He's staring at a computer and doesn't say hello or acknowledge me at all. Ok, maybe he's busy. I better not bother him. He looks pretty engaged in whatever he's doing there.

I search around and find the items I want, which takes probably 5 minutes as I try different thrones and pedals. The pedals are right by the counter. Still... nothing from him.

Even though their prices were good, I left. They lost probably $180 from me. To their credit, I was greeted when I walked in but the dude surfing the Net or whatever dropped the ball. He must not be on commission or else just didn't care. I ended up paying more over at Ward Brodt but Riley over there took great care of me and helped me tons. He was a drummer and had experience with the pedal I was looking at. To me, paying more and knowing I was getting the right things was totally worth it.

-T