It's amazing how the luggage ad so so funny, and then I read what Away said about making it, and then it wasn't funny anymore. People need to know when to stop talking.
"B2B marketers spend a lot of their time tracking the number of nametags they have scanned at a conference booth and then torturing their sales team to actually call those people, and then trying to track whether anyone who had their nametag scanned at that conference ultimately bought something from the company, and then using that information to calculate whether the conference generated a positive ROI, all while half their company is telling them that events are a waste of time and the other half insisting that all deals can be sourced back to an event, and no matter what you do nobody will be happy."
All Chicago blues musicians will have to play Iko Iko every night so that New Orleans musicians do not have to play it. While those poor New Orleans bastards will have to play Sweet Home Chicago every night for the rest of their lives. Except for Trombone Shorty, he's exempt.
Couple of takeaways. First, I wish people would stop playing Iko Iko, unless you're Dr John, who, alas, is dead. So there you have it. Second, your little endeavour makes me happy I never got into marketing. Third, here we gooooo.....
It's amazing how the luggage ad so so funny, and then I read what Away said about making it, and then it wasn't funny anymore. People need to know when to stop talking.
We don't all know Iko Iko from Rainman?!
I know the number of dropped toothpicks from Rain Man. Does that count? (82 + 82 + 82)
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"B2B marketers spend a lot of their time tracking the number of nametags they have scanned at a conference booth and then torturing their sales team to actually call those people, and then trying to track whether anyone who had their nametag scanned at that conference ultimately bought something from the company, and then using that information to calculate whether the conference generated a positive ROI, all while half their company is telling them that events are a waste of time and the other half insisting that all deals can be sourced back to an event, and no matter what you do nobody will be happy."
This made my soul hurt it's so true.
Almost as much as it hurt me to write it :)
1) no, no one is allowed to play it as of Dr John's death
2) yes
3) here we gooooo indeed
I'm going to win us the Nobel peace prize:
All Chicago blues musicians will have to play Iko Iko every night so that New Orleans musicians do not have to play it. While those poor New Orleans bastards will have to play Sweet Home Chicago every night for the rest of their lives. Except for Trombone Shorty, he's exempt.
Couple of takeaways. First, I wish people would stop playing Iko Iko, unless you're Dr John, who, alas, is dead. So there you have it. Second, your little endeavour makes me happy I never got into marketing. Third, here we gooooo.....
1) I'm confused. Is Dead Dr. John allowed to play it?
2) If you're a New Orleans-based musician, do you hate Iko Iko more than any Chicago-based blues musician hates "Sweet Home Chicago?"
3) Here we gooooooooooooo