Like I’ve already written about the invitation I received from Google, I finally had the dinner with Google’s William Fitzgerald, Divon Lan and James McClure. There was another guy who works for Google and who is actually a Bangladeshi, but I forgot his name.
It wasn’t really anything formal. We just introduced ourselves, discussed how we are benefited by Google’s various services and what they can do to make Google experience even better for people in Bangladesh.
No words about what we had in dinner. It was quite delicious and I don’t really like to make others hungry by writing the dishes I had on any awesome dinner. 😉 I managed to overlook the bill and ya they spent a lot.
At least now I can say for real that Google once paid for a delicious dinner. 😀
The folks from Google were amazing and I’d love to hang out with them again. I believe at least some of them will be coming back to Bangladesh for various reasons. Let’s see if I can catch up with them again.
AIS Journal 
Hahahahhaa you forgot the Bangladeshi dude’s name xD, that was funny lol. Anyway I’m happy for you ^_^.
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He he, he had a rather difficult name plus I haven’t got his business card. All the other three had easy-to-remember names; James as in James Bond, William as in William Shakespeare (or William Sherlock Scott Holmes 😛 ) and Divon, that’s even easier to spell. 😛
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Hahahahah!
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😆
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All I can say is AWESOME!!. I hope you were not starstruck. If it were me, I would be starstruck. 🙂
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Ha ha, thanks! Yeah it was a nice experience being there.
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That is a wonderful experience, Sajib. So proud of you!
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Thanks Nadia apu! 🙂 It was indeed a wonderful experience.
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I guess it is really cool to have such a dinner. Especially when they show real interest in your thoughts and opinions on a lot of subjects regarding their services.
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It definitely is cool. I loved it with them.
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What a cool experience! Good for you : )
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Thanks. 🙂
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The Bangladeshi guy’s name was Vickey 🙂 But, I don’t think he was not born and raised here. He does not seem like one 🙂
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It doesn’t quite sound like a Bangladeshi name, reason why I couldn’t remember his name. He looked like a Bangladeshi to me, though. Being raised in another country changes the look, that’s what he looked like, actually.
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Where did you have your dinner Bhaia?
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Hi Mimi, we had our dinner at Heritage Restaurant at Gulshan 2.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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