The Shocking Truth About Community Outreach Food Sharing That Will Make Marketing Experts Question Their Student Loans
The Shocking Truth About Community Outreach Food Sharing That Will Make Marketing Experts Question Their Student Loans
In a discovery that has marketing professionals questioning their career choices, local ISKCON temple’s community outreach food sharing program has proven more effective than sixteen social media platforms combined. This revolutionary finding suggests that humans, despite evolving to use smartphones, still enjoy eating actual food.
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“After six months of market research, focus groups, and AI-powered sentiment analysis, we’ve stumbled upon something extraordinary,” announced Temple President Raj Sharma. “Apparently, offering delicious free food makes people want to visit. This disrupts everything we learned in business school!”
March E. Tellerman, PISR’s Marketing Maven, exclaimed: “Sweet honey in a heat wave! You’re telling me we don’t need a metaverse-enabled, blockchain-powered, AI-driven strategy when we could just share some dang good food? That’s crazier than my mama’s attempt to teach meditation to a hangry raccoon!”
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Max Perkins, PISR’s Managing Editor, grumbled: “Great, now you’re telling me all those marketing courses I took could’ve been replaced by my grandmother’s recipe book? At least I still have my student debt to keep me warm at night.”
Famous marketing guru Gary Vaynerchuk* reportedly responded: “But bro, have you considered turning those samosas into an NFT collection? That’s where the real value proposition lives!”
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Jeffrey Pesos, PISR’s E-Commerce guru, demanded: “But where’s the scalability? The profit margins? The data analytics? You can’t just feed people without tracking their cookie preferences – and I don’t mean the baked kind!”
Guru Og Tritium, PISR’s perpetually relaxed Content Moderator, offered his perspective: “Food brings people together, man. It’s like, so deep. Almost as deep as these prescription meds I’m on. Anyone else hungry?”
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