Full Frontal: To Make A Long Story Short - Plot & Excerpts
Collection was every Tuesday morning around seven. He’d slept in since he had no appointments scheduled for the day. It was almost noon, and Tim was just making coffee and toasting an English muffin with peanut butter. Life as an unemployed advertising executive was looking up. His friends had graciously offered to let Tim stay at their home in Santa Monica Canyon while he was in Los Angeles for job interviews. Tim merely had to pay for a rental car from Rent-a-Wreck, getting a cheap weekly rate—and he was able to put his plane ticket on the American Express sign and travel plan, one of his few credit cards that wasn’t over the limit. Of course he flew coach, not first class, a luxury Tim had while traveling around the world at the agency’s expense. Anyway, it was January, and Tim was in California, not Manhattan, with the dreary, nasty weather that grips New York after the holidays. There was nothing happening in New York—or so the headhunter Tim had met with said—but there might be opportunities in Los Angeles, if he’d consider relocating to the West Coast.
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