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old.D0LLySh33p
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I'M GONNA BE RICH!! thank you VALVe !@!@!$"$!!
I own a slush puppy stand at a fairground, and being a big VALVe fan, I have decided to follow their customer care and userbase husbandry model, since it works so well.
my plans go something like this.
I'm gonna get two high school students in to work on an uber-flavoured slush puppy, they can experiment in their bedrooms with it for all I care, but it has to taste like a Japanese school girl when they are finished (I'll pay them off when they deliver it, maybe give them some sort of consultancy role in future packaging development or something, send them around other fairgrounds to publicise it, that kinda stuff).
I'm gonna give out this new flavoured slush puppy for free to anyone who wants it at my stand, it cost me nothing to develop, and hopefully people will keep buying my other flavours because of it. when people make comments on the taste, or how I can improve it, I'll take note and release a new version every so often. sure some people will have liked the old one, but that's progress.
at this point, since my Japanese schoolgirl flavoured slush puppy is as addictive as nicotine, there are gonna be hundreds of thousands of people flocking to my stand to get it, addicted to it. I'll let everyone know that I'm about to release a total redevelopment of the puppy, new cup, new improved taste, new shaped straw, new everything, and the general consensus is good, they are gonna pay for the new type puppy, everyone is happy.
part of the preparation for the new puppy means I have to make some last changes to the existing one, and I don't really tell the hundreds of thousands of people outside my stall about this, I just kinda whisper about it, let a few of them in to see the changes, show them some aspects of it, then remove these aspects anyway.
then one day I do the following, all in one fell swoop.
1) remove the sugar from the slush puppy so it taste like a fat assed American schoolgirl with acne
2) I give it out in a new cup, a slime green one with 544 holes spread across its surface
3) I tell them all that the old puppy will be available for about two weeks more, but they are realistically obliged to start drinking the new one if they wanna continue their addiction, and believe me they do.
4) make all 800 thousand of them sign their names to get a cup of it. after they sign and before they get any, I have to count to 600, if anyone else signs before I get to 600, I start again. While they are all signing, I don't tell them about this rule.
should any of my loyal customers dislike this (I don't care if they started drinking the slush puppy a day before, or drank it from when it first was released by my two high school kids), I am going to implement the following customer support arrangements.
1) I'm going to close the front of my stall and barricade it.
2) I'm going to leave a chalk board out the front for any irked customers to scrawl messages on, but which I will never read
3) I'm going to hire a mob of teenage eunuchs to hang around the chalk board and verbally insult anyone who writes a critical message. there will be an official list of insults for them to use like 'we're glad you don't drink it anymore, go and drink coke nubje', 'I lubs the new one, so stfu', 'your head is up your ass, asshead', etc.
4) I'm going to leave a little slot in the side of the stall for people to write messages and push them through, and I'm going to place my bin under the slot.
and the most important one:
5) I'm going to do nothing.
well I lie, in extreme cases I might make small changes, like take a little kink out of the straw.
Just to increase the minor inconvenience for my clients, just after the above, I'll delay release of the whole new redeveloped slush puppy that they all looked forward to.
now it's kinda hard to see from inside my barricaded stall, but I think I can make out a massed crowd outside with sour looks on their faces and spilled stinking slush puppy all down their clothes from the holes I left in the cups. there are even a few walking away. oh well.
who cares about them, the freeloaders! I'll continue making a livelihood from it after I release the new one, because with the new 'rent a cup' part of the plan, I'll be making money instead of giving out the puppy for free all the time. dunno about you, but I can't wait.
(posted by Dam0)
I own a slush puppy stand at a fairground, and being a big VALVe fan, I have decided to follow their customer care and userbase husbandry model, since it works so well.
my plans go something like this.
I'm gonna get two high school students in to work on an uber-flavoured slush puppy, they can experiment in their bedrooms with it for all I care, but it has to taste like a Japanese school girl when they are finished (I'll pay them off when they deliver it, maybe give them some sort of consultancy role in future packaging development or something, send them around other fairgrounds to publicise it, that kinda stuff).
I'm gonna give out this new flavoured slush puppy for free to anyone who wants it at my stand, it cost me nothing to develop, and hopefully people will keep buying my other flavours because of it. when people make comments on the taste, or how I can improve it, I'll take note and release a new version every so often. sure some people will have liked the old one, but that's progress.
at this point, since my Japanese schoolgirl flavoured slush puppy is as addictive as nicotine, there are gonna be hundreds of thousands of people flocking to my stand to get it, addicted to it. I'll let everyone know that I'm about to release a total redevelopment of the puppy, new cup, new improved taste, new shaped straw, new everything, and the general consensus is good, they are gonna pay for the new type puppy, everyone is happy.
part of the preparation for the new puppy means I have to make some last changes to the existing one, and I don't really tell the hundreds of thousands of people outside my stall about this, I just kinda whisper about it, let a few of them in to see the changes, show them some aspects of it, then remove these aspects anyway.
then one day I do the following, all in one fell swoop.
1) remove the sugar from the slush puppy so it taste like a fat assed American schoolgirl with acne
2) I give it out in a new cup, a slime green one with 544 holes spread across its surface
3) I tell them all that the old puppy will be available for about two weeks more, but they are realistically obliged to start drinking the new one if they wanna continue their addiction, and believe me they do.
4) make all 800 thousand of them sign their names to get a cup of it. after they sign and before they get any, I have to count to 600, if anyone else signs before I get to 600, I start again. While they are all signing, I don't tell them about this rule.
should any of my loyal customers dislike this (I don't care if they started drinking the slush puppy a day before, or drank it from when it first was released by my two high school kids), I am going to implement the following customer support arrangements.
1) I'm going to close the front of my stall and barricade it.
2) I'm going to leave a chalk board out the front for any irked customers to scrawl messages on, but which I will never read
3) I'm going to hire a mob of teenage eunuchs to hang around the chalk board and verbally insult anyone who writes a critical message. there will be an official list of insults for them to use like 'we're glad you don't drink it anymore, go and drink coke nubje', 'I lubs the new one, so stfu', 'your head is up your ass, asshead', etc.
4) I'm going to leave a little slot in the side of the stall for people to write messages and push them through, and I'm going to place my bin under the slot.
and the most important one:
5) I'm going to do nothing.
well I lie, in extreme cases I might make small changes, like take a little kink out of the straw.
Just to increase the minor inconvenience for my clients, just after the above, I'll delay release of the whole new redeveloped slush puppy that they all looked forward to.
now it's kinda hard to see from inside my barricaded stall, but I think I can make out a massed crowd outside with sour looks on their faces and spilled stinking slush puppy all down their clothes from the holes I left in the cups. there are even a few walking away. oh well.
who cares about them, the freeloaders! I'll continue making a livelihood from it after I release the new one, because with the new 'rent a cup' part of the plan, I'll be making money instead of giving out the puppy for free all the time. dunno about you, but I can't wait.
(posted by Dam0)