Chapter 26The Best Feedback from Potential Customers Comes from Meticulous Interviews
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“A popular ‘Twitter comedian’ who spends his days as a corporate lawyer? We’ll introduce you to the always obscene Walker Adams later this hour, but first—”
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Sam threw the remote off the bed. She’d canceled her cable subscription a couple of years ago and didn’t regret it. This junk was a good reminder of that smart decision.
She looked at the clock. 6:30 P.M. Her stomach rumbled. She’d been cooped up inside the hotel since leaving the airport. She had settled for the one-hour seaweed bath at the spa—their only available opening that day—and a 30-minute run at the gym. That was pretty much it. She needed something to eat. She’d hardly eaten all day.
Sam had spent enough time on the road to understand the golden rule of eating alone—that when you’re full of self-confidence and eagerness, you’re never really eating alone. Sure, you may be sitting at a bar stool alone but your inner self doesn’t care. It’s like its own separate person, and people somehow pick up on that. However, when a person is down or lonely or just not in the right state ...
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