You all have always known I don’t know what day it is a lot. I really have nothing that reminds me what day it is. I sign paychecks on Fridays and run a little longer on weekends but during the busy season everything just blends together. It’s not like Seinfeld is on Thursdays anymore to remind you. When we were young certain shows were ONLY on their nights and that’s how you remembered. Now its all streamed and you watch when you want. Game of Thrones on Sunday was the last show I remember anticipating.
I proved again I am clueless what day it is. Every morning I go through deliveries and try and optimize what orders go to each truck based on driver or location. I have people that do it but I double check it because i know the product, the drivers, and the trucks the best and can save an hour or two each day but giving it one last pass. I did, handed them out to all the drivers and started other work.
About 10 am the office managers came to me and asked why all the deliveries were still in the box. Evidently it was Thursday and I gave out Friday’s deliveries. Each of the 4 drivers thought we didn’t have a full schedule and they were to call Friday’s deliveries and see if they could take the delivery early. They each had managed to get a few people to take them and weren’t exactly happy when I brought the day’s sheets out and they were 2 hours behind. Fortunately I had under scheduled them and the phone clerks somehow had duplicated two orders so they finished on time.
It’s one thing to put the wrong date or day on the header of a domain post. Its another to really not know what day it is and do tasks based on it. Fortunately tomorrow is Wednesday and I’ll get a little time to regroup
Quote of the Day: “If you look at the people in your circle and you don’t get inspired, then you don’t have a circle.. you have a cage.”
Domain of the Day: StayWarm.com Top number of bids. Memorable and great marketing name for outdoor wear
Park.io Names at Auction or Dropping
Kelp.io Doing a lot better than I thought it would do. Loved it because its so short and recognizable but evidently everyone else loves it too
Bully.io Not sure what the use would be but 1100 repositories at GitHub so the term is being used for a lot of things
Boco.io The dot com would be $20K so this has to have some value
Gift.io Over under $2500
Die.gg or Soul.gg Which do you think will end up at the higher price?
Namejet and Sedo & More Domains at Auction
Toothache.com So many people have one now because they can’t go see a dentist. hundreds of millions worldwide get one per year
Louise.com The name has dropped in popularity but female names are some of the most wanted types of name
BestCoupons.com Reserve of $99 and its already at $4600. No reserve needed
Licenses.net Its a dot net but there are a lot of things that require licenses. All for under a grand
XShow.com Good name but most probably want a few more Xs
ClearStack.com Sounds like a tech company
SocialResearch.com So much money to be made mining social data
PPN.org No reserve because its expiry. Great letters and highest bid gets it. My favorite kind of auction
Fokas.com Taken in 27 other extensions
ILSF.com No reserve . I love San Fran
MakeAmericaGretaAgain.com Love it. She’s an angry child
Names For Sale
Investment.deals Big keywords. Taken in pretty much every extension
FilteredBottle.com Great product for camping or everyday. And of course for countries with water that isn’t clean
TimeIsCritical.com It is. And a good marketing name for a company trying to promote how quick their service is
RubSeasoning.com Every meat deserves it
MeatlessRecipe.com Vegan names are crushing it. Even if they don’t have vegan in the name
Godaddy Domains With Bids
SmallOne.com Nope. got the wrong guy
StyleStreet.com Sounds like a fashion store in the mall
SnapLove.com I don’t know if you find love but you find a ton of dirty pics
TrueSelection.com Could be pretty much anything that assists you in picking something
FitGo.com Fitness and Exercise will always be valuable
77750.com and 425999.com and 666882.com the repeaters have much more value if they are in the back than in the front
WorldOfGolf.com And the world that opens first
QS88.com 88 really does make some valuable names
Lenga.com I still see a language domain even without the U between the G and the A
e-6.com Several of these have sold the last few days. Not my style but official “rare”
SelectPrints.com Great name for a site that prints your photos and of course can throw it on anything
EcoApps.com Apps that save the Earth
ENLP.com, HHLG.com and FBTF.com Two with solid letters
Brandingo.com Take a word and make it cutesy
ColeEvans.com I like names that sound like brands. Sounds like a good fashion line
HealthCentered.com We all are right now
PebbleBeach.net Golf and Car Show
VrBuilders.com It definitely describes what the company does
GuardSpace.com Exudes protection
RunnerKids.com I support this
Irritates.com and Irritations.com If you’re feeling bothered and want a pair of names that represent you
IDProtector.com The generic version of Life Lock
Shirokuma.com Registered in 40 other TLDs
CoolingWrap.com Too generic but I DO like the towels
Godaddy Names With One or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
010444.com
1000Files.com
353588.com
379000.com
40238.com
425999.com
51074.com
60252.com
ABCPools.com
AddictSports.com
Adil.net
AmesHotel.com
AngelNumbers.com
ArkOfRefuge.org
AvenelAutoSales.com
BayIslandsVoice.com
BendEvaRim.com
BookMuey.com
CareerCore.com
CashAt.net
ChennaiEscortsQueen.com
ComCon.org
CreativeCore.com
daburthirtyplus.com
delcogenweb.org
DogAtHeart.com
EdwinHubble.com
EpilepsyHeartland.org
estilopaleo.com
FieldstoneAlliance.org
FinancialDirectory.com
GamesMovies.com
Geostationary.com
GlobalExchangeStore.org
GnarlyTown.com
GogoSoft.com
GooShop.com
GratisTarInga.net
GreatOutfit.com
GreenDotAlaska.com
HarryCrews.com
HartzlerFamilyDairy.com HealthPolitics.org HisHasTore.com
HomeHerbs.com
HuntcountyPetsAlive.org Info-Deals.com
InspirationFactory.com
InternetChannel.com
InterTime.com
iostoconlasposa.com
IQIS.org
JigsawPlans.com
JordanRoofing.com
Kelchturf.com
KetoMedia.com
Letter2.org
Lutins.com
luyouqiwang.com
Meckpac.org
MindOasis.com
ModestoAutoWrecker.com
muke-syouji.com
newslogue.com
NightList.com
NudeSkin.com
nycmart.com
Ownet.com
ParticlePhysics.com
PicLame.com
PopularShareware.com
ProjectShanks.com
ProsentialGroup.com
Qingweipack.com
Receptiv.com
RestaurantCard.com
ReviewSprouts.com
Robata.com
RobertGuillaume.com
RonaldPhillipsAntiques.com
RVDentalCollege.org
saudenatural.info
SearchingForTheHappiness.com
SiliconBeachLA.com
SmarterConsumerTips.com
Solvency.net
SpectrumGlobal.com
SubName.com
SugarCrafter.net
Sulon.com
Talk2Rusty.com
The-Gaggle.com
TheTiniestShark.com
Thrive360.com
TJUM.com
UniqueSubmitter.com
Uptime-Project.net
UrbanArtCommission.org
vitashine-d3.com
VVOE.com
Watchdogs2Android.com
WatchGetLuxury.com
Webgasm.com
WesternPistachio.org
Winevin.com
Winwap.org
WKYI.com
YYWH.com
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