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The story of a butler. A butler who worked for two generations for a rich family that owned a coffee mill. The son, used to a fancy lifestyle, hired the butler as the doorman of the mill when he took over the business.

“You could have saved her!” “Who’s this?!” Moved by a mixture of anger and anxiety, one of the girls takes the phone from my hand and said in a commanding tone:

“You could have saved her!” “Who’s this?!” Moved by a mixture of anger and anxiety, one of the girls takes the phone from my hand and said in a commanding tone:

“Weren’t the wires cut?” “Is this someone’s mobile? Because I swear that…” “It ain’t nobody’s phone! It’s the landline!”

Crows came out, flying through the office. We tried to protect ourselves as much as we could, but some of us could feel their feathers touching our clothes. They all flew away through the window.

We opened the box and we found a key and a handwritten note. “Good morning, my love. I couldn’t sleep so I’m taking a walk in the woods. I made you coffee..."

One of our mates appears from the kitchen holding a dark mug. “Relax, people! It’s me!”

But I didn’t open it. I put the red box on my desk and stared at it for a second. In the meantime another team member walked past behind me heading to the door. “See you tomorrow, guys!”.

It was a moisty cold Thursday and, of all the people in the world, this was someone we didn’t expect to meet. The clock struck 6 pm when he knocked on our door.

This might sound like just another company culture post, but we promise: everything we write here is real.

Everyone is struggling right now in some way. We’re all adapting to circumstances that are new and ever-changing, so don’t be so hard on yourself.

What is the best way to start a project? I guess there are a lot of different answers to this question. It may depend on a lot of things like the brand, the project type, the client, the budget, etc.

Everyone is struggling right now in some way. We’re all adapting to circumstances that are new and ever-changing, so don’t be so hard on yourself.

We are part of a growing universe called Subvisual, a new ventures company. Subvisual is not like other companies thanks to its hands-on approach.