You just finished writing the notes to the meeting you attended, made a .pdf of it, and sent it off via email to all the necessary parties. You check your email; you see what band is playing tonight. You leave your office and get into your car. The A/C is going and the voice on the radio is giving you a good mix of the economy, culture, sports, and weather. You drive up to the automatic ATM and insert your card, enter your PIN, and request cash. You receive your cash and receipt. You put the car in D and set off. You pass signs, billboards, curbs, buildings, houses, and bus stops. You should go to the store and grab some prepared food, but you are too lazy. You drive up to your house, into your garage. You get out of the A/C of your car and step into the A/C of your house. You check the mail. Netflix, State Farm, Capital One, American Express, Dandy Dime, and the New Yorker welcome you home. You sleep and dream. You wake up, you go to work, you meet with people and make decisions. You write notes during the meeting. You type up the notes, make a .pdf of them, and send them out via email to all the necessary parties.