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Houston Office Procedures Concerning Storm and Office Closings

September 11, 2008 By Pat Williams

After sending out a hurricane information email on behalf of my clients, I received the following email from their office.  I’ve only had the pleasure of working with them a short time so we’re still in the “getting to know each other phase” of our relationship.  This Real Estate team is all business and VERY focused on their clients and getting the job done effectively, so when I received this piece, it took me a couple categories to realize the true nature of the message!  I enjoy working with them more and more every day.  I hope Ike is kind to Houston, to every one in his path, to my clients and to the clients they work so hard to please.  

Houston Office Procedures Concerning Storm and Office Closings

As we watch the progress of the storm, the following are the firm’s guidelines based upon the hurricane’s intensity: 

Hurricane Category #1
No excuse for being late. Leave earlier to give extra time to avoid fallen trees and limbs. 

Hurricane Category #2
Due to the horizontal rain, you may wear jeans. 

Hurricane Category #3
Whereas most of the area will be flooded we suggest you avoid wearing open toe sandals when coming to work. Canoes will be provided to get to the building safely without getting wet.

 Hurricane Category #4
More than likely there will be no electricity. Given that, we will have manual typewriters available to all staff members. Please take extra caution and wear water-proof make-up if Category 4 or above.

 Hurricane Category #5
Velcro will be provided to keep you attached to your chairs when the windows blow out. For those that survive, we will have chocolate cake at 3:00 pm in the kitchen.

 Have A Nice Day!

Filed Under: Real Estate Sense Tagged With: Houston, humor, hurricane category, Hurricane Ike, real estate, texas

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