We had dated a few times in high school and it wasn't unusual to see brothers and sisters together in our small hometown, especially the farm kids, at...homecoming and prom and other school events, but I had made the mistake of trying to kiss her and she'd rejected me and barely spoke to me for about two years. She seemed to have forgiven me and I said we could have lunch and go to a matinee, a new movie that would become a classic was at the theater in campus town, and she said yes. Many years. On the way back to your house, you asked why & how you became part owner. I was eating there one time, and the host came over and said, if you have time, we would like you to talk to the manager. I asked, do you need me to come back now! He said no after you get done eating. I got done eating and went to see the host. He took me back to the office. The manager said that this completely voluntary. If you don't want to or can't, nothing will change with how things are now. You will not be thought. Tolerances slipped, as did delivery times usually down to correcting or even remaking a failed component.Tony Proctor, the other director was in charge of production. A time served engineer who learned his craft in the military, Tony was in his mid thirties and like me he was single. His attitude to women was similar to what mine had been before Amanda. He was the rugged, rough edged man that women seemed to prefer, and he sure made the most of it. At first he had often invited me out 'on the. Strangely he didn’t feel any pressure but perhaps on the first day of filming he would tear his hair out, run screaming and drooling around the set, yelling at everyone for imaginary slights or nuances in their performance or job… But he doubted it. One thing he’d always been famed for was that he was easy to work for. When Alex answered his cell phone one morning, only a week and a bit out from the first day of filming, he was asked by a journalist why he’d moved from a career directing.