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...Corporation, for the tenth.Challenged to sell more tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood than Arrow Corporation, Kinetic decided to take advantage of its assets—namely, a roster of cute young women. The team donned short skirts and roller skates along with the wearable ticket vest to turn the customers?? amusement into lucrative sales. Ruggiero, pending a provision for roller blades instead of roller skates, said of the plan, “I would do it in a heartbeat.”But Arrow’s total sales reached $31,366.65 to Kinetic?...
...holiday good cheer, perverse financial considerations be damned. That’s a very pleasant thought, but it defies common sense. This isn’t someone’s living room—it’s the marketplace, and the only warmth that matters is that of customers?? grabbing hands. Storeowners aren’t trying to cheer you up or brighten your day; they’re trying to pander to you, to make you spend. Tinsel and holly remind shoppers, most of them Christian, that they have gifts to buy, while candelabras succeed...
...other words, the danger that a company in a “growth industry” falls into is not considering how the introduction of new businesses affects that company’s success, and in defining its market as one based on the product and not on the customers?? needs...
...more than a minor inconvenience to smokers; this neo-prohibitionism paves the road to far greater somatic oppression, because it sanctifies the violation of personal liberty and private property to prevent private harms and freely-chosen dangers. Inventing “rights” to protect—customers?? and workers’ so-called right to a smoke-free environment—self-appointed health-nannies want the power to impose their personal preferences on everyone...
Female masseuses massaged male customers?? genitals and offered—for a little bit of cash—extras like the “Russian Ending” and “Pop the Cork” at About Hair, according to the Cambridge Police Department...