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Re: Infomercial stupidity
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[ QUOTE ] Slight hijack, but I couldn't believe how much revenue some of these infomercial infoproducts generate. I read in The 4-Hour Workweek that one top infomercial infoproduct (didn't name it) generated $65 million in revenue last year with only 20 or so employees. Pretty sick business model. [/ QUOTE ] You would have be a pretty sick person to not have severe moral qualms about running such a business though. [/ QUOTE ] Heh heh, you must be new to the stock market. If you think this is immoral, you ain't seen nothing yet. |
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Re: Infomercial stupidity
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[ QUOTE ] You would have be a pretty sick person to not have severe moral qualms about running such a business though. [/ QUOTE ] The same can be said about most professions though. I don't think blackjack dealers or slot machine mechanics lose any sleep at nite when casino marketting is much more [censored] than most of this [censored]. Same goes for lawyers that defend obviously guilty molesters and rapists. That being said they really need to regulate that [censored] better. [censored] scum. [/ QUOTE ] How can you even compare lawyers performing a pivotal role within the justice system to these douchebags selling penis pumps. |
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Re: Infomercial stupidity
I guess a better example would have been injury lawyers (who also advertise all over the [censored] place, encouraging people to sue). I don't rank most injury lawyers that much higher than penis pump pushers to be honest.
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