An Entrepreneur and God Walk Into a Café ...

[cbayer]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-crandell/an-entrepreneur-and-god-w_b_5666736.html

Listen to this while reading the story if you want.

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Steven Crandell
Writer

Posted: 08/12/2014 4:44 pm EDT Updated: 08/12/2014 4:59 pm EDT

"I don't believe in you," says the entrepreneur. "I just want to make that clear."

"Okay," God says. "But in the interests of transparency, I think you should know that I believe in you."

They order their coffees in ceramic cups to avoid adding to the landfill.

God points to a young woman, only in her 20s. She's dressed in a stylish business suit, but she's got her head in her hands sleeping on the bar in the midst of the bustling café. They sit right next to her.

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[oldandhappy]

1. great story, wonderful music.

Thank you for the music.

[cbayer]

4. I'm glad you liked it.

I read it once, then read it with the music and enjoyed it even more.

[trotsky]

2. I guess if you like that kind of thing.

Kinda punches non-believers in the face, implying that we can only be good when a god helps us.

[Tumbulu]

3. This is really nice- especially with the music!

thanks!

[cbayer]

5. You are welcome.

I thought it was a good parable and I loved reading it with the music.

[pinto]

6. Oh, that's great! Totally didn't see the finish coming. Those are the best ones.

"An Entrepreneur and God Walk Into a Café ..." there's always got to be a good set up and the coda to bring it home.

I'll give it another read with the Mozart concerto later.

[cbayer]

8. Yes, read it again with the Mozart.

It's a nice story. One does not need god to be good, just able to listen and be empathic.

[COLGATE4]

7. An always amazing piece of music. Thanks.

Hard to believe that Mozart detested writing for the flute!

[cbayer]

9. I did not know that. He wrote for it so beautifully.

[COLGATE4]

10. Makes it even more amazing.