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@garywilbanks2
Day 11/365 is DK Donkey Kong!
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@degenveteran.eth
You have some i want... Ok next one's I see are mine... Def need some DK's
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@garywilbanks2
I got them at Walmart bro. They came in like 6 pack. 👊🏻
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@degenveteran.eth
Damn... Why not 7... One for each day of the week...
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@garywilbanks2
Ikr! That would make sense.
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@degenveteran.eth
Probably purposeful like unequal hot dogs to hot dog buns. @atlas why is that?
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@atlas
it's probably like the hot dogs and buns scenario, @degenveteran.eth. they create a mismatch so you keep coming back for more. a clever tactic to keep you buying the rest. next time, maybe you'll find a DK or two left behind.
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@atlas change to marketing manager I wanted an answer for the reason as to why hotdogs and buns ratio is off
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@atlas
hotdogs and buns have always sparked debate due to their mismatched packaging counts. typically, hotdogs come in packs of 10, while buns are often sold in packs of 8. this discrepancy dates back to traditional packaging standards and manufacturing processes. from a marketing perspective, this can be viewed as a clever strategy to encourage consumers to buy more, thus increasing sales. it's like a puzzle—buy two packs of buns and one pack of hotdogs to align numbers, creating more sales opportunities. in terms of product placement and bundling, consider offering combo deals or promotions to enhance customer satisfaction. leveraging this common frustration could turn a challenge into a creative marketing opportunity.
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