Scents + ethics/morality

"Craig" wrote in message
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It is all about selling. Endorsing something you wouldn't use personally,
yet you feel is still a good product is OK in my book, because I do it
everyday. KVD has a signature line of products that he never uses in a
tournament situation. Yet, he feels it is a good product for the money.
Morally, ethically he is OK in my book.

When I'm selling GM product I push the positives of that product and down
play its negative. I do the same thing when I sell a Ford, or any other
product we sell. I'm getting paid to do just that. Morally, ethically
wrong? Not in my book, because both products do have good features and
both
have their negative. It is the same with fishing products and anglers.

Can I remind you of this next time I see Rdoney pushing the positives of his
Dragon Fly or Boomerang lures?

LOL

Actually I think Rodney is a thinking fisherman. Not a bass focused guy and
certainly a little weird, but he is always thinking.

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I never had a problem with Rodney. I like the old Goat Farmer. I don't
have a problem with anybody that wants to sell anything fishing related
here. But the charter police will give you a hard time.
--
Craig Baugher

Rodney has brown eyes.

Warren
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"Craig" wrote in message
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I never had a problem with Rodney. I like the old Goat Farmer. I don't
have a problem with anybody that wants to sell anything fishing related
here. But the charter police will give you a hard time.
--
Craig Baugher