the office

right now, at 3:15AM, dan is standing next to the fridge on the 3rd floor. he's wearing a dark blue bath robe. his arms are crossed as he paces slowly back and forth, discussing with david whether or not to make objects grounded by default when they are placed onto a scene in our software. dan hates the drop-to-ground feature. it's so tedious. david laughs, and agrees. i'm still a little bit too inebriated to contribute to the conversation. dan thanks david for his input and steps into the bathroom. i stare at my monitor, thinking about the enchanting woman i met last night at esquire, and how beautiful it was to fall asleep with her arm across my chest. i need to figure out why continuous collision detection is not working in the physics engine, because brian will call me superman if i do. dan returns to his chair. he turns to ask me how to set light intensity in the engine. i make something up. he thanks me. i put on my headphones. mike is still next door, talking to our neighbors, who are sitting on their porch smoking some sort of vanilla flavored tobacco. dan suddenly bursts out with another question about camera orientation. i turn on some world music. this job is really not so bad.