Business…here’s this morning’s Jump.
Now seriously, folks…why did someone think this would fly? As a Texan, I can tell you that no one could see a reference to “Wet Backs” and not think that maybe, just maybe, there’s a different way to go about selling those air conditioned seats. No excuses allowed. That’s up there with the folks in Claremont, CA that burned a cross and said they didn’t realize the significance of the action.
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It’s not foolishness, it’s brilliance. Now they’ve got free extra advertising. Either that, or they thought that the targets wouldn’t be able to read it or hear about it (funny how many times we Americans don’t realize we’re the dumb monolingual ones).
I’d love to see this internet based sensitivity training. I wonder if it’s as much of a joke as online defensive driving or even worse. Interesting that the Hispanic Alliance also offered the training. Perhaps that should be our next area of entrepreneurism, expanding beyond lawsuit settlements and partner with insurance companies and offer “sensitivity training”.