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You're in the grocery store and you see a scrumptious slice of cake. You want to eat it. But it's going to be a mess, and you don't have a fork, and you're eating on the run.
Then you notice the little fork attached to the package.
That fork probably costs the store 5 cents.
How many more cakes do they sell every day?
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Great example! Reminds me of the little wooden sticks w/ malt cups.
I was complaining about Dell’s doing the opposite, when I recently had my laptop down for the count for almost a week since my OS corrupted and the reinstall partition wasn’t accessible. What would it have cost Dell to include the OS on CD’s like they used to? $1? My aggravation from the experience means I’m more likely to look elsewhere for my next computer purchase…
I forgot to say … this cake was from Whole Foods.
I love this. Just that extra reassurance that, ‘Yah,it’s OK, go ahead and eat the cake’.