Turkey Time
Packet People, Part 10: Packet Studios talks with Brian M. Wong
Packet People is a series where Ty Gibbons explores a different side of life of his fellow Packeteers and records their conversation. In this edition, Ty Gibbons, talks to Brian Wong, Regional Director, San Francisco at Packet.
I grew up in New England where candlepin bowling is a thing (narrow pins and bowling balls the size of grapefruits). I’ve thrown my share of standard, 15 lb. bowling balls as well. Yet, I’ve never been able to roll them like Brian.
He has mastered the wide, spinning arc. The ball looks like it’s going to clunk into the gutter mid-lane, and then as if by magic or Jedi force, it swoops back. The ball catches the one pin at the right angle, obliterating all ten.
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Brian is a very good bowler. He once threw sixteen strikes in a row over two games. I joined him on his home turf at the Classic Bowling Center in Daly City, California a few weeks back. On our drive there we talked shop and lamented over the sweet sound the falling pins make.
“… Have fun and live any moment to its absolute fullest.”
Ty Gibbons is the Creative Director of Packet Studios at Packet. When not in the recording studio, he can be tinkering in the woodshop at his home in Marlboro, Vermont.
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