Director catches same fish twice on set of ‘The Lake Drain' film

Mar 17, 2015

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Clearly, after reading the jobs etiquitte book, “What Color is Your Worm?”, Director Jerry Griffin took a feesh break in filming and actually caught the same fish again which weeks earlier caused his line to snap relinquishing a white worm. (Photographic evidence located way below for those squeamish about fishy job interviews.) The fish was THROWN BACK twice.

Relaxing on the Docufictional set at Lake Wilburn, AL with one of the film’s principal actors

(Jim Bob who plays Mr. Bob)

is NOT the twice caught fish but an illustration of how big it will become in ensuing tales.

Remember, ...”what color is your worm...”

So, the evidence is coming up but we are stalling because it is as graphic as a job interview gone wrong. It seems you gotta be lucky sometimes and wear the right color...choose the right color of worm. You are not the one doing the biting, yes?

And, perhaps, you remember from your initial job interview that you slid in there like a slick Special Agent and dropped a color. (Here is the multi-facted actor Barry Stoltze dropping something at The Drain from the film.) His thing kept changing colors...nothing he could do about...had to let it go...?)

Below would be like the second interview where you wore the right color. You found out you did indeed hook them the first time. (But, did you actually worry about it rather than maintainig a positive attitude about fishing?)

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Director catches same fish twice on set of ‘The Lake Drain' film

Reprinted with my permission from a LinkdIN post.

Director catches same fish twice on set of ‘The Lake Drain' film

Below would be like the second interview where you wore the right color. You found out you did indeed hook them the first time. (But, did you actually worry about it rather than maintainig a positive attitude about fishing?)

This (below) would be like a revelation of the first interview which was digested but never brought out in the open to your understanding.

When you fish it seems you gotta have the right color. The fish is the one doing the biting. So, we just throw it out there with a purpose...

Onward!

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Below would be like the second interview where you wore the right color. You found out you did indeed hook them the first time. (But, did you actually worry about it rather than maintainig a positive attitude about fishing?)

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