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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Found in a book
What the hell it means:
There is a good rule to follow when planning a product launch: never open a lemonade stand next to a Wal-Mart. But we did and now, would you care for some lemonade?
The thing about lemonade stand is completly unclear
If you need more context:
http://www.manning.com/payette/excerpt_preface.html
The sentence i'm talking about is the last sentence.
Thanks,
Yedrzey
There is a good rule to follow when planning a product launch: never open a lemonade stand next to a Wal-Mart. But we did and now, would you care for some lemonade?
The thing about lemonade stand is completly unclear
If you need more context:
http://www.manning.com/payette/excerpt_preface.html
The sentence i'm talking about is the last sentence.
Thanks,
Yedrzey
Top answer
It's a bad business idea to open a small shop right next to a supermarket. may be considered inpolite/offensive by some people. It's not really the way to start a conversation with strangers).
- It's a bad business idea to open a small shop right next to a supermarket.
- may be considered inpolite/offensive by some people.
- It's not really the way to start a conversation with strangers).
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It's a bad business idea to open a small shop right next to a supermarket.
(What the **** ...may be considered inpolite/offensive by some people. It's not really the way to start a conversation with strangers).
(What the **** ...may be considered inpolite/offensive by some people. It's not really the way to start a conversation with strangers).
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thanks I didn't consider this "what the ****" as offensive I just wanted to show how annoyed but this simple sentence i was 
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