We were watching ‘The In-Laws’ (the original) the other night. There’s a scene where Sheldon’s wife is at the bank. She walks up to the teller. The teller knows her. They start talking about life stuff that they know about each other for a couple of minutes before getting to the reason why Sheldon’s wife *is even at* the bank. I haven’t been inside of a bank in months. The last time a teller knew me was – never. But…
Before you invest in a relationship with a social media guru, you might want to engage them in conversation first.
Psychology is the science of advertising. Mathematics is the science of marketing.
Let’s face it, everyone wants to know what it’s like to be a copywriter.
Thanks for your well-wishes. They’ve worked, so far.
My wife finally gets her wish, as I’m having my head examined today. I’m being scanned for a brain tumor as the result of a disproportionate hearing loss in one ear. I’m not too concerned with the test since things are what they are. Hell, I’m just grateful that we have insurance. But what I am concerned about is the “Phenomenon” factor. If you recall, John Travolta’s character saw a flash of light, then became something like the smartest guy…
