NoKa Chocolate and Ayn Rand
 

Mark Thorson spake thus:

> I just can't believe how stupidly NoKa has bungled
> their response to the original article. If they'd
> responded honestly instead of dodging, and then
> going over the top with the Ayn Rand reference,
> the whole thing would have cooled off instead
> of heating up further:
>
> http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=166
>
> The best advice anyone can give NoKa is
> STOP DIGGING.

How do people even *find out* about this stuff?

I feel so ... so out of the loop.


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NoKa Chocolate and Ayn Rand
 

I just can't believe how stupidly NoKa has bungled
their response to the original article. If they'd
responded honestly instead of dodging, and then
going over the top with the Ayn Rand reference,
the whole thing would have cooled off instead
of heating up further:

http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=166

The best advice anyone can give NoKa is
STOP DIGGING.

NoKa Chocolate and Ayn Rand
 

In article >,
Mark Thorson > wrote:

> I just can't believe how stupidly NoKa has bungled
> their response to the original article. If they'd
> responded honestly instead of dodging, and then
> going over the top with the Ayn Rand reference,
> the whole thing would have cooled off instead
> of heating up further:
>
> http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=166
>
> The best advice anyone can give NoKa is
> STOP DIGGING.

I don't understand the issue. I get the part that NoKA made these
stainless gift boxes as a tribute to Howard Roark. So what then?

NoKa Chocolate and Ayn Rand
 

Emma Thackery wrote:
>
> I don't understand the issue. I get the part that NoKA made these
> stainless gift boxes as a tribute to Howard Roark. So what then?

I guess you didn't see the original article?

http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.ph...article&sid=78

It's in that context that this comment in the forum is
so hilarious. It fits NoKa so well.

Quoting from:
http://www.dallasfood.org/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=166

Have you seen the SKY Collection TM? It's a $1,023 stack
of brushed stainless steel boxes piled to the "towering"
height of ONE AND A HALF FEET!

This giant leap forward in chocolatiering is, they tell us,
"a tribute to Howard Roark, the iconic figure in legendary
author, Ayn Rand's, classic novel The Fountainhead."

I suggest they reconsider and make it a tribute to the
"legendary" Ayn Rand's antagonist in the novel, Peter
Keating:

Quote:
"He had forgotten his first building, and the fear and
doubt of its birth. He had learned that it was so simple.
His clients would accept anything, so long as he gave
them an imposing façade, a majestic entrance and a regal
drawing room, with which to astound their guests. It
worked out to everyone's satisfaction: Keating did not
care so long as his clients were impressed, the clients
did not care so long as their guests were impressed,
and the guests did not care anyway."