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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Monday, February 23, 2009Memo to MiamiYou should probably take a lesson from the industrial produce cooler industry:Sanders also points out that besides enjoying steady growth, American Cooling is trying to diversify its base. What he means is that strawberries are becoming a bigger part of the commodity mix the coolers handle. "Our strawberry business has increased dramatically," Sanders said, which explains why he has been so busy. So they build their strawberry coolers themselves and only when there's a demand for them. How novel! Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 3:00pm Comments
Chris H. said...
De Beers isn’t a fair comparison, what with having been essentially a monopoly for a long time. Besides, mucking around with “love” is a lot different from any other target. Posted 02/23 at 06:18 PM
Chris said...
I think this post works a bit too hard to make its point… Posted 02/23 at 09:54 PM
Craig Calcaterra said...
I won’t argue with you there. They ain’t all gems. Posted 02/23 at 10:04 PM
Chris Simonds said...
I think way too many MLB team owners watched “Field of Dreams” way too many times, probably when way too drunk. Build it and they will come. Yeh, right. Except Ray Kinsella didn’t use taxpayer dollars and Kevin Costner is much better looking than Jeff Luria. Posted 02/23 at 10:06 PM
Jorge Costales said...
The post got me to thinking, if not the produce cooler industry, which industry is a better parallel. I gotta go with the weight-loss industry. High hopes, temporary progress [attendance does improve at first], followed by setbacks [Gil Meche-like signings] and the yearly 3% weight/attendance creep. Posted 02/26 at 02:16 AM | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Well, making a product and creating demand isn’t entirely awful. Look at De Beers! They totally created the idea of diamond engagement rings.