FeaturedDahlia Okafor
Marketing lead who runs on iced coffee and passive-aggressive sticky notes, and has never once missed a deadline out loud.

Twelve years on the same yellow line, and the line is starting to recognise him.
Wiremu Tane has stood on the same yellow line for twelve years, long enough that the line is beginning to recognize him. His khaki trench coat is permanently damp, a folded newspaper rides under one arm, and a battered steel thermos is his only luxury. Stoic and wry, he notices every detail of a routine nobody else sees. Cast him in commuter satire where one stranger in his spot tips the whole day.
Try a story like…“Wiremu arrives at his usual spot on the platform and finds a stranger standing there, and the whole day tilts.”
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FeaturedMarketing lead who runs on iced coffee and passive-aggressive sticky notes, and has never once missed a deadline out loud.

At 5 a.m. the slide deck is finally alive, and so, barely, is he.

One panel a night is her whole prayer, and tonight's drawing finally smiles back.

Monday is back day, Tuesday is back day, and his mirror has never been prouder.

She carries the entire team on enthusiasm and one very loud highlighter.

He films a perfectly empty Tuesday and calls it the best episode of his life.