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No, but then I wouldn't consider a career in professional sports, either. This has what to do with the idea of parity products?
I use whatever my wife buys. She apparently buys whatever she has coupons for; I haven't asked her for a detailed algorithm but I've noted no pattern.
We've established you like brands. That's all well and good, but your propensities are not universal, else ipso facto there would be no generic brands. (I suspect that, buttuming your dislike for Linux is more than feigned for trolling purposes, that forms your main reason for rejecting Linux. You want a brand, and Linux doesn't yet have brands the way you want.)
Funny, these are from the first page of results from Googling on "toothpaste market share":
vnucontentid=1001000841
...and they contradict what you said. Ah, well.
on pattern. Is that so? You get a different brand every time the tube runs dry? That is unusual, IMO. Well, maybe there is some devil's advocacy...
BTW, here's an interesting article about the how parity products are advertised:
This actually sparked some interesting thoughts. There are plenty of areas where there isn't a 'generic' brand per se, though there is, in reality...
For a guy who claims to be business-savvy, you seem to be ignorant of a lot of things even non-MBAs like myself are aware of...
-- Sincerely,
Ray Ingles (313) 227-2317
"The combination of threads, remote-procedure-call interfaces, and heavyweight object-oriented design is especially dangerous... if you are ever invited onto a project that is supposed to feature all three, fleeing in terror might well be an appropriate reaction." - Eric Raymond, The Art Of UNIX Programming
Firefox Founders: "We want to make money..." 10192
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