He has encountered plenty of frustration, chief among them getting errant advertisers to pay.
The benefit of these simple tasks is that they consume just enough attention to keep us occupied, while leaving plenty of mental resources left over for errant daydreams.
Drivers stuck in a queue of traffic have plenty of time to watch as an errant cyclist jumps a red light, for example.
They pore over garbage bins in search of errant recyclables.
Forget the ritualistic statements endorsing the prosecutions of errant colleagues.
We've seen plenty of this during Sochi as well — hockey players blaming errant referee calls, snowboarders complaining the snow was "too soft" and speed skating coaches attributing poor results to new high-tech suits selected for their athletes.
There were plenty of former basketball players who came to pay their respects, including Dereck Whittenburg, whose errant 30-footer was corralled by Charles and dunked for the game-winner.
Gayle may be the errant Fonze-king of West Indies cricket but there are plenty of others with him in India: Dwayne Bravo, Marlon Samuels, and the downy-cheeked spin prodigy Sunil Narine are all also unavailable for selection.
To leaven the dough, there's plenty of action: ambushes and roadblocks, code-breaking and party-crashing, trailing of suspects through city streets, errant wives, nasty landladies, assumed identities and on and on.
Incorporating business in the state, moreover, is a franchise which Delaware has dominated for nearly a century.America's recent corporate scandals have wreaked havoc with other institutions empowered to regulate the nation's errant businessmen: the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) lost a chairman, as did the New York Stock Exchange and both have lost plenty of prestige.
