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Bob

August 01, 2000 02:31PM

The only way to sell enough of a product is to give the customers what they want. Recognizable scenes and engines are easy to sell. The great old stuff just sits on the shelves. A few people want it but most don't. I would love to have more variety, but the publishers won't publish it and I can't afford to take a chance on it anyway. It just ain't good business.

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more opinions on rr calanders	john mccutcheon	July 31, 2000 07:00PM
Re: more opinions on rr calanders	Eugene	August 01, 2000 11:54AM
RR Merchandise	Greg Scholl	August 01, 2000 12:52PM
Greg is Right!	Bob	August 01, 2000 02:31PM
Re: Greg is Right!	Erik Ledbetter	August 01, 2000 03:16PM
Correct	Bob	August 01, 2000 03:32PM
Re: more opinions on rr calanders	John Bush	August 01, 2000 03:39PM
Re: more opinions on rr calanders	Richard Boulware	August 02, 2000 08:13AM
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