Suppose
I could show you how to get nearly one million dollars legally, if not
unethically? Because I can. And I will. First, some
background.
Many of us, but not that may, have been voting for MuShu in
the Million Dollar Cute dog competition. As we enter week five,
the highest vote count MuShu has garnered is about 160. The winner of
week one received 1200 votes; week three over 5000. Not only did
MuShu fail to win, he never made the top 30 in five weeks.
This contest isn't about lovable. Hell, give me that Week 5
package of ugly for a month, and it would work its way into my
heart. This contest is about cute.
Can anyone tell me that MuShu isn't hands down cuter than any of those
mutts? That's right, you can't. There is no such
thing as a "cute Chihuahua," but the breed has won twice! So I'm looking at this for what it is, a business. And this is how I could win, and so can you.
Approach, say, a college sorority - the most popular on campus, or even a
reigning high school homecoming queen, with this pitch.
I'll pay you $5000 if my dog wins a weekly prize. And then I'll pay you $20,000 if my dog wins the Grand Prize.
A social network like that was largely responsible for electing a
communist government to lead the world's greatest democratic republic
for crisake! A done deal, and I've risked just $4500 to make a
million. Twitter-twitter-woof!
I know what you're saying. So smart-ass, why don't you do
it? Because, there's the court order, and I'm burnt. Why the heck do you think I start each morning with a Bourbon-Zoloft-Ritalin cocktail? Plus, I
figure if one of you pulls this off, you'll think nothing of a little reward for the idea.
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