Creating GregPike.ca has been a trying and melancholic experience for me. When Columbia Pictures heard my story, they promptly dropped The Social Network story about Mark Zuckerberg and drafted a new story about me.
Here is the trailer for the upcoming movie about GregPike.ca
Written and Produced by GregPike.ca
Shot, Directed, and Edited by Phil Hogan
Starring…
Greg Pike.ca as GregPike.ca
Nicole Kieley
Ashley Kieley
Kevin Noseworthy
Phil Hogan
Mark Denine
Christopher “Grubbie” Penney
Mark “Magic Man” Webber as JT
Nerissa James
Also featuring… Jennifer Dawson
Megan Murphy
Vanessa Linehan
The smokers at Gushue Hall
And special thanks to Denine for throwing an impromptu party for a couple quick shots.
Be careful when trying to improve productivity in your office. Spying on employees does not lead to productivity, it leads to negativity and animosity.
Jenny wasn’t prepared to quit over it, but it pushed her to a point where all it took was one small comment.
And when she did quit, she quit with a bang. The kind of bang that makes here a GregPike.ca Hero.
A few years ago my friend Joe Coffey and I sat down to eat some fries from the Ziggies van in Churchill Square and a mountain of ketchup packets.
When we were applying the ketchup we exchanged our annoyances with the design of standard ketchup packets.
Firstly, the packets never contains the right amount of ketchup. You always find yourself opening multiple packets.
Second, they always make a mess. You have to squeeze the ketchup through the rip in the corner. It’s hard not to get ketchup on your fingers.
We thought surely there must be a better design.
The biggest problem is affordability. Restaurants are not going to pay extra for a ketchup packet that is larger and cleaner. The current design is very efficient.
Joe and I thought of many options but narrowed it down to one perfect design. We shared it with a few people in the industry and it garnered a little excitement.
Unfortunately it ended there. We didn’t persue it any further.
Recently Heinz released a new ketchup packet design. It’s more or less the same design Joe and I created with some minor differences. Here is their new design:
Sorry I have not been around to post much lately. If I haven’t been bedridden with H1N1 I’ve been working, packing to move, renovating, or otherwise occupying my time away from my computer.
I don’t expect posts to really pick up anytime soon as the process of moving is time consuming, especially with so few days left before I am out. I will try to squeeze a couple posts in however.