You'd probably do as well buying ads at local movie theaters!

Instead, of opening stores across Korea, open a store in a place that everyone visits.Rodeo Drive is also home to one of Sokcho's biggest attractions - the Sokcho Fish Market.As the busiest retail district in Sokcho, Rodeo Drive has a lot of desirable characteristics -consistent foot traffic, an always busy Starbucks, and a fish market that draws large crowds throughout the day and especially at night.Additionally, a CGV movie theater is being build right behind the main street:Buying a commercial building (a whole building) in this district might seem like a daunting task.

@Scorpio Johnson Watch the movie "Pacific Heights", to learn the worse that could happen.

Kind of like the movie Caddyshack.

I agree with Jon, Texas is no longer the "Dallas" movie series of the 70's and 80's state dependent Oil and Gas.

Most people I know who are anti-gun have little to no real-life experience with firearms, and use action movies as their sole frame of reference.  

Since you think all agents are perfect then please do yourself a favor, go to Netflix and search for the movie "Spanish Lake".

I had a landlord once give me movie tickets after an inconvenient repair.

However, with a lot of peoples mindset on this post I guess I also shouldn't buy nice clothes, go out to eat, or go to the movies either, maybe I should cancel my cable and my gym membership as well.

Rent the movie Glengarry Glen Ross ;again) and refresh your thoughts about outbound telemarketing and what is most important.Start with a number, if you must, randomly assigned, as a realistic conversion goal.