Apparently elBenbo's car is smarter than he is
Published: Thu, 10/13/16
Here’s a little ditty we can all learn from:When I moved out of The Burgle and back to the coast in Bandon a year ago, I had the car packed up as much…
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Premature edu-ma-cation
Published: Wed, 10/12/16
Noticing a trend happening more and more.And that trend is, people are prematurely replying without reading or edu-ma-cating themselves on what…
Why blonde chicks don't get speeding tickets
Published: Tue, 10/11/16
A while back a blond chick I knew admitted something amusing to me.She said she’s not a natural blonde but will always keep her hair dyed blonde…
How to get cold leads instantly interested in you
Published: Mon, 10/10/16
Last weekend I took a girl to a local bar full of caddies (my town has two top 10 golf courses, lots of caddies — they all hang at this one bar like…
Smell that?
Published: Sun, 10/09/16
Once upon a time Yours Unruly I was starting to worry about his lack of complaint mail. Frankly, I was thinking maybe I was losing my touch. Then,…
Your opinion is irrelevant
Published: Sat, 10/08/16
"I’m telling you your feedback is irrelevant.For my entire career I didn’t ask people their opinion on my show.I don’t care what you think.I care what…
Tay-rolling the opportunity buyers
Published: Fri, 10/07/16
Last year, someone saw a testimonial I gave for “Email Players” subscriber Igor Kheifets. He wanted to know if one of his product was worth the money…
It can't die until it's been staked, beheaded, and its mouth stuffed with garlic
Published: Thu, 10/06/16
Since it's getting close to Halloween time...It seems not a day goes by anymore when some know-it-all (usually some dorky wannabe social media goo-…
Hunt what you know how to catch
Published: Wed, 10/05/16
True story:I once talked with a guy with prostate cancer. When looking at his options, he went to several different specialists — each of who told him…
The tao of Stu
Published: Tue, 10/04/16
More email lessons from the movies:Once upon a time in an "Email Players" issue I wrote about a powerful email persuasion formula I'd been using for…