Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for June 13, 2011
June 12, 2011
June 14, 2011
Transcript:
Clayton: We should open our tea and lemonade stand again. Katy: Good idea! It's sooo hot outside. We'll make millions! Clayton: I'll get the table and cups. Katy: I'll make the drinks. Clayton: In this economy, peoplel want to feel like they're getting a deal. Katy: Hmm. Let's offer them 2-for-1, but double the price. Clayton: That's brilliant! I see a future in politics for you, ma'am. Katy: Eww.
adubman almost 13 years ago
Nevermind Politics, Katy. I distinctly see a your future in Retail Electronics Sales!
cdward almost 13 years ago
Credit card company, investment banking — man, if you wanted to find careers that are actually sleazier than politics, you found them!
pschearer Premium Member almost 13 years ago
This past weekend in Philadelphia there was a cancer fund-raising campaign consisting of sidewalk lemonade stands around the city, some operated by local celebrities. But a city health inspector ordered one of the stands to install a hand-sanitizer, which caused it to be shut down.
But you people above prefer to take your zings at retailers, banks, and credit card companies. Don’t like them? Don’t deal with them. But just try not dealing with an intrusive government.
Oakwood13 almost 13 years ago
If she wanted to make even more money raise the price from 50 to 75 cents and offer 2 for a $1. That way the price increase isn’t as noticeable and everyone will think they are getting a deal and you still get extra from the cheapskates. Yes I have worked in retail.
waynes60 almost 13 years ago
Ewwww indeed. No need to be insulting there Clayton. Re: your pricing—don’t forget you can fool some of the people etc etc.
lightenup Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Thems fightin’ words, Clayton…
Doctor11 almost 13 years ago
The thought of going into politics IS a scary thought, but doing a lemonade stand during the summer is a much better idea.
TheSpanishInquisition almost 13 years ago
She’s heard to much about Anthony Weiner.
TheSpanishInquisition almost 13 years ago
Forgive me: “too much”, not “to much”.