Signs you are no longer in a startup

You wake up one day and the company you started is no longer in it's infancy. This didn't really happen overnight but somehow it feels like it. I sat down with another local entrepreneur for a cup of coffee the other day and created this list of signs that you're no longer in startup mode. That doesn't mean you don't still have a sense of urgency or passion, just that you've passed into another phase of company building and all that comes with it.

• You have meetings about meetings
• You have revenues and are less worried about eyeballs or page views than revenue growth
  
• There are people working at the company you haven't yet met
  
• The whiteboards are better than the mylar sheet you can buy at home depot for $20
• More than one conference room
• The board is made up of more investors than entrepreneurs
  
• Sales people
• A second office somewhere else on the planet
• COO
• A formalized vacation policy
• Not sure what other people at the company are doing over the weekend
• Rotten food in the fridge. (also a sign that people are beginning to think that others will take care of things)
  
• Printer is almost always out of paper when I go to print something (see previous point)
  
• Someone you randomly meet at a conference has heard of your company
• Other companies are calling your company seeking partnership
• Expense checks are doled out on schedule
• More than one floor in your office space
• Company events have become more generalized to meet the interests of the larger group
• You've become self conscious of saying "fuck" in the office

I'm certain there are at least 100 others I've left off...