The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

This is a cute story, but recessions are not self-fulfilling prophecies. When people tighten their belts and adjust to economic reality, the economy as a whole adapts to a recession and prepares to get back out of one.

I think.

Re: The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

#7

Post by dawie » Thu, Nov 13, 2008, 3:50 AM UTC

There was a man selling web based software on the Information Superhighway...

Re: The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

#8

Post by unalone » Thu, Nov 13, 2008, 5:21 AM UTC

yters wrote: post #4

No one reads this story, so you shouldn't even check it out.

And what was the point of your saying that? Were you trying to copy the story's point in a comment?

Because if that's the case, only those of us who read the article got your comment.

Re: The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

#9

Post by dawie » Thu, Nov 13, 2008, 6:00 AM UTC

dawie wrote: post #7

There was a man selling web based software on the Information Superhighway...

This is a joke...

Re: The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

#10

Post by sharkfish » Thu, Nov 13, 2008, 6:48 AM UTC

I really hate over-simplified platitudes. They only comfort the stupid or short-sighted. Kind of like reading a sound-bite on trickle-down economics and applying it to your life.