"Come on up"
Many years ago I was stationed at a factory in Shenzhen. I was sent there to basically be a project manager for various aftermarket products my American company was building. That is, instead of buying the original parts from a Korean or American company(usually Korean), I was sent overseas to find a factory that could take samples of these original parts and reverse engineer them to an “aftermarket” or “copy” spec. This was legal as long as we did not put any OE logos on them. For example, “Samsung” or “LG”. Further, the aftermarket spec was only 80-90% accurate. But the dimensions were so small it still worked. Alas, I was quite busy. I worked 6 days a week, quite often late into Saturday night, knee deep in grease. I disdained my American counterparts back home immensely, as they would go home promptly at 5pm, and never worked weekends. Upon getting back to my apartment on weekends, I would shower and change out of my factory clothes. I threw