When I went to "Bring Your Kid to Work Day" at Aerojet with my dad sometime in the late 90's or early 00's, I knew immediately. Aerojet had a bunch of large buildings on their campus. Some of those buildings were for manufacturing, fabrication, property storage, etc. Other buildings, like the one my dad worked in, were for office work. When you walked in you were hit with stale air, commercial lighting with a low hanging drop ceiling, and weird off-white half walls that seemed to be made out of a fuzzy carpet like material. To a young Robert, this building was not the best introduction to "grown up work". It felt stale, quiet, and boring. I knew immediately that I would not, and could not, work in a cubicle, devoid of the sunlight and outside world all day every day. It wasn't going to happen.
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