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Great essay on TV's best show (he says without irony)
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"PGA–Potential trouble: Non-stop commercials about men going to pee or not being able to get it up"
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Fun note within a dissection of Frigidaire's new logo: Frigidaire is a unit of Westinghouse is a unit of Electrolux
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Trying this (don't peek)
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That didn't take long
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"Skirt-chasing," "randy" and "dalliances" in the first three sentences. Are we in London? The 1950s? Or does the Post always write like this?
I taught Nathan to say “Yankees” this weekend. (“Yangee!”) He recognizes the interlocking NY and gets that we have matching caps. Between this and his Shake Shack dinner, I’ve hit a new fatherly peak.
Nathan’s mother, meanwhile, has him hooked on her chocolate chip cookies. So we have all the important things covered.
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Nothin' like a little self-hate to fan the flames
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Ha, this thing is great. I get a similar reaction from playing too much Guitar Hero–when the song ends everything keeps moving into the distance for a minute or two
The little coffee shop on West 21st Street has, dangling under its potato chip rack, a row of flip-flops.
I pointed to them today as I bought my pretzels. “Sell a lot of flip-flops?” I asked the owner, an affable woman who’s always manning the register.
“You know, we open sometimes on Saturday nights, when the weather’s cool,” she explained to me. “And all the clubs around here, they don’t let women in wearing flats. So all these girls come out after wearing their heels all night, and they say to me, ‘Do you have flip-flops? I’d pay anything for a pair of flip-flops!’
“So, we got some flip-flops. I know how they feel–I once spent $20 on flip-flops after a night like that. But they’re all college girls, you know? I don’t want to rip them off, so I just charge five dollars.”
Have your customers voiced unexpected needs to you? How are you solving their problems?
This is a cross-post from aiaio.
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Whoa, why didn't someone tell me Eric Matthews released three more albums the past few years?