"Kent" > wrote in message
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> "BigBadBubbas" > wrote in message
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>> "Kent" > wrote in message
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>>> It has to be a hunk of junk. When the vendor pays for a half hour
>>> demonstrating a product like that on TV, that increases the "cost of
>>> goods sold". That's accounting language for 1.price of the product 2.
>>> payment for shipping, wages, etc and 3.advertising, as on TV. Beyond
>>> that
>>> is profit on the "goods sold". There's so much spent selling, far more
>>> than selling expense in a store, that the product has to be a "hunk of
>>> junk". There really isn't any way around that.
>>>
>>> Kent
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>> Then, I guess, by your logic (?) anything that is advertised during the
>> Super Bowl would be considered as JUNK? The cost per 30 second
>> commercial
>> spot during the Super Bowl makes the cost of the infomercials look like
>> chump change.
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>> Have you been eating food that you brined in your garage again?
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> The cost of a 10 second commercial during the Super Bowel Movement is
> nothing compared to the billion dollars a new drug is going to produce.
>
Can you say "Non-Sequitor"? Whether or not you can say it, you just posted
one.