I had to fix some small company's
computer network (yeah, I really do that and related things for a living). I have the address written in a torn piece of paper. It occupies an apartment in an
art deco style building, kind of like an hotel. It's a spread-out building, with lots of offices/apartments per floor and not too many floors.
The office has glass doors; the interior is visible from the corridor. It's ran by a guy I work with in real life. There's a couple of Windows 9x machines. He says he's having trouble running some remote applications in an out-of-sight Unix server. He uses Reflection X for that.
I immediately think of suggesting Linux for the workstations, so he could do away with Windows and Reflection (some rather expensive software, which he said was bootlegged) in one fell swoop. Then I wake up.