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![]() while on vacation, got back to my hotel
room only to discover is was neither Big or Tasty. They had omitted the meat. All I got was a bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and mayo. It reminded me of the "Where's the beef?" commercials from way back when... And the Happy Meals for the kids were not happy; they were sad...the fries were hard on the outside and grease-soaked inside. Did I go back and complain? It wasn't worth the effort. It was late. I didn't want to fight the traffic. Did I go back to that particular restaurant? Not in your life. It was not a WYSIWYG experience. It did not represent the McDonalds' Corporation well at all. Do I still frequent McDonalds'? Yes, I had an All-American Burger today for lunch...love those Bread&Butter pickles... The old adage "Don't judge a book by it's cover" can be applied to most everything in life. However, since most all of us DO succomb to judging "by the cover", the marketing experts take advantage of our weakness and seduce us into their web by offering something delightful. They capture their unsuspecting "victim" and have their way with him, stripping him of his hard earned dollars. The "victim" is left with a receipt and "something" for his trouble. Ebook covers are an effort to get your attention before someone else does...to give the perception that one ebook is better than another. Is it really better? Who knows? It depends on the content, and what you are looking for at the time. Buy an ebook with a nice looking, 3D cover but with terrible content, and you will be asking for your money back. An ebook that has good content doesn't have to have a fancy 3D graphic...but in my opinion, it will sell better with a 3D presentation. Just my humble opinion, JDB How to buy fries online... |
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