You really want them to not be "distracted" so that they can focus on the solution that we're offering to their problem.I am not a psychologist, but I play one on TV... er, I mean, BP.

Whereas a single mother who puts a weekend on the town with her girlfriends and a flat screen tv in the living room ahead of her responsibilities doesn't deserve the same respect.

You may assume that I am all angry and red-faced when answering you when in reality, I am laughing my head off while watching a comedy on TV and just typing during the commercials.

We would have watched the coverage on TV, talked about it, and then quickly moved on, just like the Madrid train bombing, the Mumbai attacks last year, the Qahtaniya bombings in 2007, the Mumbai train attacks a few years ago, the Beslan attacks, etc.In all of these, at least a couple hundred people were killed and hundreds were injured, but other than during the TV coverage of the attacks, Americans didn't really seem to give it much notice.Or how about the fact that a couple hundred people in Iraq are killed every month by terrorism.

Not just a mattress and box spring, but he tapped into the electric and had a TV/DVD combo with DirecTV!

He begged for TARP on National TV.

Google, print, tv, radio, web, lexis nexis, appraisal figures, demographics, buying habits, patents, biggerpockets.com etc..., these are the information commodities.

I was even filmed on TV arguing with the Acorn a-_____!

I saw it used on one of those TV Flip shows (the football player one, forget his name)... looked pretty solid on TV :)

They also have online training videos to watch at your leisure.