Phone survey

I just got a call from a woman asking me if I would be interested in taking a survey for $30.  Phone surveys are sometimes interesting, so I accepted.

I feel the need to connect with my roots – strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?

Agree.

I am offended when products I buy have instructions in languages other than English – strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?

Strongly disagree.

I read publications in Spanish – always, some of the time, rarely, never?

Some of the time.

I believe that Hispanics will continue to be discriminated against in this country – strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree?

Agree.

She asked me many more questions, but I don’t need to recite them all.  I can’t even remember them all.  It appeared that she was trying to get at what I thought of marketing to minorties in this country.  It’s becoming a bigger business than ever before, so if I were a marketing company, I’d be doing the same thing.

So where is this post really going? I thought I had a direction in mind, but I think it’s gone.  I’ve lost my train of writing thought.  Like the great Del Preston said, “I almost remembered something else, but nope, it’s gone.”

Party on.

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