Jack Flanagan said:Hey, didn't Nero fiddle while Rome burned,,,Party Hearty 'til the end, I always say,,,,,,,,,,FWIW
Was the band at the party playing "Nearer My God to Thee" ?
Wally<~~ hoping Chris Adam gets the joke...

Jack Flanagan said:Hey, didn't Nero fiddle while Rome burned,,,Party Hearty 'til the end, I always say,,,,,,,,,,FWIW
Wally in Cincy said:Was the band at the party playing "Nearer My God to Thee" ?
Wally<~~ hoping Chris Adam gets the joke...![]()
christopheradam said:Do I have to research this on Google.com? Don't make me get out my search engine!
MrLucky said:Due to their prominence and their obvious expenditures on private parties and giveaways during the Expo etc. in the past month or so while at the same time defaulting on orders I would have to say this isn't exactly the scenario that you are describing!
Ken_4fun said:Bring lots........I can actually see the whole table now....
Your little buddy,,,,
ken
christopheradam said:This must be something only highly educated old folks "get".![]()
redhotpeter said:It is a shame to see a good company not putting emphasis on its most important asset--customers.
They still have a chance to make things right, I hope they will do it before it is too late.
redhotpeter said:It is a shame to see a good company not putting emphasis on its most important asset--customers.
They still have a chance to make things right, I hope they will do it before it is too late.
Jude Rosenstock said:I dunno. I've experienced job layoffs. My cell phone company was recently purchased by another. My old poolroom was closed down. etc., etc.... Such is the downside of business.
I've always liked Inside Pool. I think it's a great publication and their coverage of local tournaments is without competition. I really doubt anyone would deliberately try to "scam" its customers. I know that for most magazines (with the exception of Time, Newsweek, etc.), it's frequently a paycheck to paycheck business and risks are often taken to keep things afloat.
I understand that there are some bitter employees who are posting here. I'd just like to say that I've always enjoyed the publication you guys put out. I also know there are some others who haven't received their latest copy and feel they were cheated. Well, I'm sorry to hear if that's the case but not because you might be out $40 but because Inside Pool would be gone. There's just something about a nice, glossy magazine that makes the news seem important. I know what I have to say isn't terribly political but it's just my two cents.
Teacherman said:Another ridiculous comment. When you need 100 customers to stay in business and you only have 40 they aren't really much of an asset.
coolpoolfool said:I disagree. If you have 40 customers and treat them right, the word will spread exponentially. If you treat them wrong, they will more than likely tell at least 10 people. That's 400 people that won't buy your product. Then they tell 10 people, and so on.....
Donald A. Purdy said:That really makes me feel better. Nothing like a little KY when you are getting screwed. I haven't gotten my mag in 2 months and they try and scam me on the phone to re-up. They sure got some balls.
Purdman
woody_968 said:,,, will it depress you to see me running out all the time?
Your fish,,,,
Woody
Wally in Cincy said:Was the band at the party playing "Nearer My God to Thee" ?
Wally<~~ hoping Chris Adam gets the joke...![]()
Teacherman said:This shows little business understanding and very little business experience.
Teacherman said:Those 40 customers can be an asset if your on the up side of business.
But, if you're at the end, they are meaningless.