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If the salesman were a true believer in the product, then I could see it working out for them. for example-I could probably be a rep for Sonicare and do very well at it. Having the dental knowledge/vocabulary that I do, and being a true believer in it's benefits-check out this website http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/18/pf/goodlife/inventions/ *ipod? I don't know about that one-maybe it changed the lives of the people who own stock...*

but anyway back to my point-I've never considered sales because I am not interested but I'd sell some Sonicare toothbrushes and change lives.

I don't know how car salesman sleep at night...

not to mention-gaazy's buddy matthew mcsexyfuck uses Sonicare and you know some women would buy it just for that reason.

I sssuuuccckkkk at sales. Ive never been a salesman for a product I really believed in, and Im too honest to try to jack someone out of their cash.

However. If I were trying to sell something I was 100% behind, I dont think you could find a better seller. I constantly pimp things to my friends that I think are good prodcuts, and learn every single detail about them that I can. I should get comission

kaharthemad wrote:I have been 1. on that list. I went back to 7. and I think Ill stay there thanx. Software Eng was the devil. That job is gonna be the next Air Controll Tower type job.

I started as a Soft Eng, ended up at 7, I want to go back, I've just been out of it for so long.

i want to own stock in Scott tissue toilet paper