http://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewbender/2014/04/16/could-this-be-the-most-unintentionally-terrible-travel-ad-ever/
Every once in a while there's good things in store for those who search Forbes for logistics news, as I crawl the Internet for something - anything - related to using organizational behavior practices as a logistics manager or operations supervisor. This video has little or nothing to do with such themes, but instead I got to watch something so much better. In case there's anyone who finds the actual video to be more touching than corny, be sure to watch the spoof too.
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Apr 17th, 2014 @ 9:59 am Perma-link
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Apr 17th, 2014 @ 12:54 pm Perma-link
i can't tell whether or not this has been dubbed, because it feels like the lip movements aren't matching up with the words. it's sort of like watching kung pow: enter the fist, except this is serious instead of being a spoof
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Friendly Dictator So what can be superior when compared with paying out half the price for brand name children? wow, if brand name children are on sale, maybe i can stop buying all these cheap knockoff children Bibby OK... even I'll admit that the Oakland Raiders' performance might be a valid reason to use the interesting words. |