Is this thing on?

Random rants & more
Thu Apr 2
Follow Up:
I had no idea how awesome my shirt was or could be until I got out of Argentina.  I love the people of Argentina and now they love me too.  I made atleast 10 Argentine friends (mostly women) while in Cusco because of my shirt.  It was a great conversation starter for the Argentines.
The beauty of it: Coto is only in Argentina and anyone who has ever worked at Coto could never afford to travel, so they are very curious how a non-Argentine could bear the logo of Coto.
Best of all: I am the ONLY non-employee to ever own a Coto shirt.  Argentines have tried but have been unsuccessful.  But I am a Zucht and Sales is in my blood, even if it isn’t in my lengua materna (native language.)  Now, amongst my Argentine friends, I am: “The Coto Guy.”
And I am damn proud of it!

Follow Up:

I had no idea how awesome my shirt was or could be until I got out of Argentina.  I love the people of Argentina and now they love me too.  I made atleast 10 Argentine friends (mostly women) while in Cusco because of my shirt.  It was a great conversation starter for the Argentines.

The beauty of it: Coto is only in Argentina and anyone who has ever worked at Coto could never afford to travel, so they are very curious how a non-Argentine could bear the logo of Coto.

Best of all: I am the ONLY non-employee to ever own a Coto shirt.  Argentines have tried but have been unsuccessful.  But I am a Zucht and Sales is in my blood, even if it isn’t in my lengua materna (native language.)  Now, amongst my Argentine friends, I am: “The Coto Guy.”

And I am damn proud of it!

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