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    Telepath, Lemon Boy and Big Tim:

    Thanks for the support on this deal, I really appreciate it. Just for the record the Andy's now have a clothing sponsor. A company called Ground Zero. However, most of that crew is recovering from serious injuries, so I'm not sure how much skiing they will be doing between now and then end of the season......hope for the best though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MOHSHSIHd
    rad airs on XC gear...
    =so hot right now.

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    Str8line, if you're going to have a hand in the marketing thing you should give 'The Tipping Point' by Malcolm Gladwell a read. It's not a how-to guide, and it may not help you; but it's a very interesting read and it will open your eyes a bit as to how things go from unheard of to immensely popular "overnight".

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    Quote Originally Posted by str8line
    Or is that from the gay sex site you have saved as a favorite?

    You mean this one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PacRimRider1
    How about pro-deals for Alta workers who cook up some sick ass burgers at Watson's? In exchange for gear, these workers will stop wearing the one shirt and hat they were given to work in 6 days a week and start wearing nothing but Eider gear all the time, as well as talk about it non-stop to pissed of customers who wish they went to Alf's where the burgers are pre-made.

    I was in Watsons on Monday and saw someone of that description getting ripped a new one from some old fat bitch for "being so goddamned slow" and "being too stoned to care". The best was when said bitch asked for shredded cheese and the poor kid goes "the only thing getting shredded is ME..." and then the bitch flipped out and stormed away. It was funny to watch but that job seems to pretty much suck (is that not the first time it's happened....)

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    walter I'm with you after 15 years retial, but I think some of the buzz/sales is getting the sales guys onside with having the athletes on the product

    get saga using brand X, you have a better chance of getting shop guy on the product, and offer the shop guys a great pro deal (LEARN from this patagonia vs TNF and Arc't) and you have a better chance of selling product to office guy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elin
    I was in Watsons on Monday and saw someone of that description getting ripped a new one from some old fat bitch for "being so goddamned slow" and "being too stoned to care". The best was when said bitch asked for shredded cheese and the poor kid goes "the only thing getting shredded is ME..." and then the bitch flipped out and stormed away. It was funny to watch but that job seems to pretty much suck (is that not the first time it's happened....)
    That hillarious, and I have a fairly good idea of who there would say something like that. The 4-5 hours out a day of work isn't the most fun ever but the rest of the day isn't too bad. Most people who go to watsons understand it takes a few minutes to cook a burger and will gladly wait for it. This week, however, sucks ass both on the mountain and in the shelter with the huge amount of beaters who flock to Alta because they read about it in ski magazine. And as everyone knows, people are in their worst moods when on vacation with their family. I can't wait for everyone to leave. sunday is so the new friday.
    You look like I need a drink.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shmerham
    Str8line, if you're going to have a hand in the marketing thing you should give 'The Tipping Point' by Malcolm Gladwell a read. It's not a how-to guide, and it may not help you; but it's a very interesting read and it will open your eyes a bit as to how things go from unheard of to immensely popular "overnight".
    Really. It is a good read Gordy - and inspiring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by release
    Really. It is a good read Gordy - and inspiring.
    or you could save yourself some cash and read the first chapter in Barnes & Noble without buying the thing. fucking repetivite i thought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PacRimRider1
    This week, however, sucks ass both on the mountain and in the shelter with the huge amount of beaters who flock to Alta because they read about it in ski magazine.

    I was there for opening day, presidents weekend/week, and am going out for my spring break (11 days from the last week of march to april 4th) and have NEVER encountered so many beaters as I did over pres week this year. It was crazy. I was standing in the singles line and this fool came HAULING in to the line in jeans and some packers jacket or something and was like "HEAAAAAAAAAAADSS UP!!!!!" Where the FUCK was I supposed to go? Up the guy in front of me's ass?!?! I wanted to beat the guy down but his mad oversize goggles and bell bottom jeans told me not to react.

    I hope spring break is more tame (presidents weekend hadn't been that bad in 10 years).

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigtrubs
    One guy that I think absolutely rips is Shane Treat- haven't seen him since opening day blackcomb, and he lives in a van (down by the river, haha or in dana flahr's driveway, from what I recall) but he would definitely be worth hunting down, albeit the task may be difficult!
    dark black hair, punk rock looking guy? Did he compete in the Silver King Freeride last year at Crystal? I've seen him around some this year, but not for a while. He's probably in interior BC competing and shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samwich
    dark black hair, punk rock looking guy? Did he compete in the Silver King Freeride last year at Crystal? I've seen him around some this year, but not for a while. He's probably in interior BC competing and shit.
    No, that's Shane Carmichael who has a sister Dana who also slays the comp circuit. He's top ten all the time and skis in plaid even when its snowing, because he's so punk.
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