Sunday Fun: The "Chair Guy" Becomes Reality

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For years, WeatherData Inc., the company I founded to provide highly specific storm warnings and consulting services to businesses, used "the chair guy" to help make the point about the value of our services. The photo was taken in France.

They had flooding in the French City of Marseille the evening of the 24th and they went back to their "old, reliable" method of flood mitigation.
Must be a French thing. 😊

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