I hate moving. I’m in the process of moving two residences into one right now and all I can tell you is that it sucks. You become box crazed looking for them everywhere, slowly driving behind supermarkets to find them. And then your friends steer clear of you because they don’t want to be asked to help you move. Even when it is over, it is not really over because you don’t feel moved in yet. You still have to unpack and there’s so much work yet to be done. It really is just the worst. Unless that is, you are moving at Upper Deck…
As our Customer Care Manager, Nick Leslie shared a few weeks back, Upper Deck will be moving this summer to a new corporate headquarters down the street in Carlsbad, California. In preparation for that move, Upper Deck staff have been alternating shifts to help clean up some of the offices and go through older items that we just need to get rid of. As a sports fan at heart, I just loved the idea of going through some of this old stuff and even discovering some items from before I started work here 13 years ago. I am also passionate about this business. I got caught up for 15 minutes today reading the Upper Deck Marketing plan from 1997. I just wanted to talk to those people who wrote it and say, “Don’t do this!” and “You’re on the right track here.” It was surreal.
During the clean up we happened upon a few oddball type items so I took a few pictures as I just couldn’t resist. Take a look!
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Chris,
you guys should start giving some if this stuff away, except for the jeans, those should be burned!
Haha! At the jeans! The other stuff is pretty cool, though!
would love a pair of those jeans guys.
what no cases of 1990-91 hockey were found kickin’ around
Great stuff, Chris!
One of my favorite parts of moving is staring at random stuff that I’ve accumulated over the years. I eagerly await a youtube video of someone showcasing Upper Decks’ new building while wearing those jeans that’ve hopefully been cut into shorts by that point.
The jeans are amazing. Can’t believe UD made jeans. Too bad you didn’t find any of the ILLUMINATOR trading card lamps.