Comin' Down (comin' down) is the Hardest Thing (hardest thing)

I'm bored at work once again. I'm 90% completed on a report my boss just told me he doesn't need till the end of next week. The other guy I talk to all the time is gone till October. He's in Akron, Ohio, giving a 25 min presentation in English. It's at a national tire convention. He's presenting Toyo's new analysis technique for predicting tire noise. Last Friday, I had to read his entire presentation into a tape recorder. He wanted to hear the pronunciations. He told me the hardest part would be questions. This should be obvious to me as he still struggles with listening to English. It wasn't as, questions at the end are the easiest part of my presentations. My brain works better when I am presented with random questions. I think that's why I excel on most tests.

I bring this up because I have been working writing reports for 3 different types of tires. Each tire has between 2 and 3 different test models. Each test model has 5 different tests.

I was most efficient when I had the most work on my plate. (Thanks for the chopsticks too)