Eric Seufert

Dude, you’ve been in control of the radio for the entire road trip. Just turn this one song up for me.

Neil Jorgensen, Project Manager III within Accounts Receivable, is concerned that a rash of holiday spirit may be testing The Company’s dress code.

According to Austin resident Skye Evans, mega-retail chains signal the end for the Capital City.

Factory People’s crusade in the name of fashion brings the fighting to the streets of South Congress.

For Chet Fergeson, a bad party is more than just a buzzkill – it’s a mission.

A customer’s blatant disregard for a 10 Items or Less sign is enough to ruin John Atley’s day.

A new blend of coffee in the break room has Neil Jorgensen, Project Manager III within Accounts Receivable, optimistic about his future at The Company.

For active stock broker Thomas Oltman, golf has become the sole bright spot in a bleak, lonely existence.

Home Slice Pizza’s one-year anniversary carnival last Saturday proved that, more than just eating it, Austin loves competing over food.

Authentic Mexican food with a bias towards breakfast.

The Crackpot Comedy Tour is currently performing shows in backyards and living rooms across the country. We met with the comedians after their Austin appearance and came away with an interview and a stomach full of keg beer.

That Other Paper spoke to Richard Linklater and Eric Schlosser at the Austin premiere of Fast Food Nation.

According to manager Neil Jorgensen, the use of emoticons in work-related email at The Company is getting out of control. ;)

Ever wonder what an episode of Friends would look like if all of the characters were jaded hipsters with star tattoos on their elbows and Central Perk were a filthy restaurant in a roadside motel?