So, as a follow-up from my first post, it turns out I have less to worry about than I thought. Ben said the IT guy swears he bought the router legitimately. As for why he's hiding it inside a coffee pot, Ben said he got $50 bucks from the guy in lieu of an answer, which was good enough for him. As to why the router is functional, to say nothing of its compatibility with a coffee pot, I only have this to say: don't think about that stuff too hard, or you'll get a nosebleed.
Anyway, I watch a lot of television. There isn't a lot to do in here from day to day, and weekends are hella boring, so most of my time is spent absorbing pop culture like so much soggy grounds. Problem is, Ben has informed me that the future of TV is bleak, and that more and more people are getting their shows online. At first, I thought this was going to be a bad thing, becuase while I do have internet access, I have no job or income to pay for subscription services, and there's only so many times I can watch
a monkey washing a cat.
Fortunately, some of the people who work in our office are oblivious to the dangers of identity theft. Our victim, who shall remain nameless, fell for Ben's classic, "Hey Rod, can I take a picture of myself with your credit card?" trick. Now, I can watch
Coach anytime I want!