-

Sandy and Howard change the world of marketing with two microphones and a chess clock.
Listen to the audio podcast »
-
Recent Items…
- A Tale of Three Diners
- “Super” Guarantee
- Racing Toward The Wall at 5,000
- The Main Thing Is
- Email Subjects Should Help Us Both
- Social Media Summer Camp
- Early Adopters and Free Dessert
- Follower Ratio on Twitter
- Six Questions to Improve Your Email Marketing
- Thank You TicketLeap
- Implementing @ Anywhere
- Simple Tip for a Paperless Office
- Default Behavior: Toasted Bagel
- Gina Nails It
- Facebook’s Slippery Slope
When I lived in California, I didn’t drink wine. Now I live in New Jersey and I love trying many wines. Thanks to some old fashioned laws leftover from prohibition, shipping wines to New Jersey is a pain. And, many other states suffer with similar problems.
What does this mean?
It means that I cannot order wines from around the country. In fact, you probably cannot either. So if you want your wine, get involved.
Maybe this should be the wedge issue in the next election. Thank goodness for Wine Library, but unless I make the two hour drive, I pay tax and shipping.