Expense-A-Steak: Expense Report Generator
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Expense-A-Steak: Expense Report Generator
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#2Hilarious and totally credible!
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#3wow! this is genius. would have definitely come in handy during my consulting days instead of fishing around for blank cab service receipts. brilliant marketing gimmick as well.
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#4At first i thought this was pretty awesome, but it doesn't change any dates and basically bundles everything into laser print cartridges. It should at least change the dates on the receipts. A- idea, C+ execution. Another 2 hours of coding would have made all the difference.
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#5At first i thought this was pretty awesome, but it doesn't change any dates and basically bundles everything into laser print cartridges. It should at least change the dates on the receipts. A- idea, C+ execution. Another 2 hours of coding would have made all the difference.
Wow, a little harsh for a funny little app, don't you think?
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#6FWIW, though it came later, I think Smith and Wollensky's Steak For Stock program is cleverer. Enter the ticker of the stock you just got in lieu of a cash bonus and based on the previous closing price it will tell you what you can get.
Try it: http://www.steakforstock.com/
eg - GS (Goldman) - 1 Sirloin, 1 Porterhouse, Shrimp Cocktail C (City) - 1/2 Order Creamed Spinach
Read about it: http://adage.com/adages/post?article_id=141902
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#7Hilarious... although I think I would get a few questions about why I needed 12 toner cartridges and a laser printer.
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#8FWIW, though it came later, I think Smith and Wollensky's Steak For Stock program is cleverer. Enter the ticker of the stock you just got in lieu of a cash bonus and based on the previous closing price it will tell you what you can get. Try it: http://www.steakforstock.com/ eg - GS (Goldman) - 1 Sirloin, 1 Porterhouse, Shrimp Cocktail C (City) - 1/2 Order Creamed Spinach Read about it: http://adage.com/adages/post?ar…
GOOG: $539.32
1 Double Sirloin
1 Porterhouse
1 14 oz. Lobster Tail
1 NY Sirloin
1 Filet Oscar Style
Prime Rib of Beef
American Lamb Chops
1 Halibut
S&W Lobster Cocktail
Sauteed Spinach
Mixed Green Salad
Soup Du Jour
Baked Potato
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#9http://grab.by/2unF
I think I'd rather explain the steak than 37 compressed air bottles.
I'm also surprised you can't enter your own credit card number's last four digits.
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#10The way they do the degradations is great.
Also, the book store receipt has listed as a purchase "Sunday is the New Monday and Other Tips for Giving 111% at Work"