Business travel often comes with its fair share of excitement, exhaustion, and unexpected adventures. My recent trip to Casper, Wyoming, to meet with Engineered Equipment Inc. was no exception. From airport lounges to great food and a mad dash through Denver, this trip had it all.
The journey began with stops at the United Lounges in Houston and Denver—always a good way to get some work done and grab a quick refreshment before the next leg of the trip. Upon arriving in Casper, I made my way to Frank’s for a well-earned steak dinner. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint. There’s something about a perfectly cooked steak after a long day of travel that makes all the difference.
After dinner, I decided to unwind with a game of poker, enjoying the local scene before calling it a night. The next morning, breakfast at the Hilton came with an unexpected highlight—the server’s homemade green salsa. It had just the right kick and was a great way to start the day.
Before heading to my meeting, I stopped by the Blue Ribbon for a solid cup of coffee. There’s nothing quite like a good local coffee shop to set the tone for a productive day. Lunch was at HQ Southern BBQ, where the flavors were as bold as the conversation. A great spot for a final meal before hitting the road.
Then came the sprint. My return trip started with a mad dash to the Casper airport, only to find myself in an all-out 25-minute run through the Denver airport to catch my connecting flight to Houston. Just what you need after a full day of meetings and travel.
I’ll be arriving back home at midnight, finally crawling into my bed around 1:30 AM. The best part? I get to wake up in my own home on Friday instead of spending another full day traveling. It’s always good to get out and meet with partners, but nothing beats coming home after a trip like this.
Casper, you were a whirlwind. Until next time!
















































































































































































