Only in the modern age can a fan produce an ode to a product that is better than anything the company has come up with to date (despite the power of a massive ad budget behind it), have it go viral and gain instant, seemingly overnight attention. Such stories smack of the same Horatio Alger myth that powered our rags to riches dreams over a century ago.
Moral here? If you have something to say, say it – chances are, someone will hear you on the Web.
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As always a great find. The flip side is that mistakes live forever on the web, so as always use judgment.
Right, as usual, Chris. I always like to think the best of people, assuming common sense will prevail until proven otherwise. Reality is, it’s not always the case.
Martha
As an attorney, I am constantly reminded to think better of people. I sometimes forget that just because what I see all the time are risks does not mean that risks are all that are out there.
You can probably guess what kind of triggers go off in the mind of an insurance attorney when the word "risk" comes up. LOL! Hard to avoid the paranoia.
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Yep, I'm just glad I'm not married to a lawyer, that could get out of hand!
As you can probably imagine, it does. 😉