Flutterby™! : Gone in 60 Seconds

Went to see Gone In 60 Seconds It's your average gratuitous car-chase bad-guy-is-the-hero kind of movie. Nothing special except for the personal relevance of an early scene. Like all good "legendary bad guy comes out of retirement" movies, Nicholas Cage had to go down his list of co-bad guys who have either died, gone to prison, or turned to a life of wage-earning decency. As expected all of his old buddies dropped whatever lifestyle they created for themselves to help out their old friend in one last heist. It's in this vein that I am leaving BlueCross to go to work with Mike Harrison and Andrew Armstrong on the Qdebit startup project. I thought I had retired from the long hours and vapor-options when I went to work for McKee Foods and then BlueCross. I guess I still have that one last great heist to pull off.