Matthew Zak
11-26-2007, 05:29 PM
I went to Arby's today, and I wanted to shout through the intercom that everyone should vote for Ron Paul. However I didn't want anyone to spit in my Roast Beef with Bacon sandwich so I refrained. But that thought turned into an idea.
This is kind of obscure, kind of bold, kind of random, and, well, it could be kind of stupid. But if executed, we could achieve something.
I was pondering ways that we could get Ron Paul's message to people and it hit me... you know those donate to children boxes beneath most drive through windows? Could stick a Ron Paul slimjim in there. And also, while ordering food, ask for the "Ron Paul value meal". They will surely ask you to repeat yourself, and when you do, you say, "The RON PAUL Liberty fries, two for a buck?! Has that promotion started yet?" It will surely get everyone's attention, and they won't forget the name Ron Paul. The manager might even call the general manager to find out whether or not there is such a promotion, as skeptical as they may be about it. The GM would most likely ask their employee to repeat themselves, and once they do, it may influence the GM to call their regional manager and ask them the same thing.
If we chose a restaurant chain such as McDonalds, and we bombarded them with this hoax, it would surely circulate to every regional manager in the country, even if that location doesn't get "hit". Because if enough people did this, the entire corporation may think that the nation has been given false information. Believe me, if a dozen GMs call their regional manager, the regional manager is going to call their boss to ask what is going on and what to do about it.
There are at least 100 of us here at all times, sometimes up to 500 in a day. If we pick a day, such as November 28th (this Wednesday) it would give people enough time to google Ron Paul and hear the message of freedom in time for the November 30th money bomb.
Is this a stupid idea or does it have potential?
This is kind of obscure, kind of bold, kind of random, and, well, it could be kind of stupid. But if executed, we could achieve something.
I was pondering ways that we could get Ron Paul's message to people and it hit me... you know those donate to children boxes beneath most drive through windows? Could stick a Ron Paul slimjim in there. And also, while ordering food, ask for the "Ron Paul value meal". They will surely ask you to repeat yourself, and when you do, you say, "The RON PAUL Liberty fries, two for a buck?! Has that promotion started yet?" It will surely get everyone's attention, and they won't forget the name Ron Paul. The manager might even call the general manager to find out whether or not there is such a promotion, as skeptical as they may be about it. The GM would most likely ask their employee to repeat themselves, and once they do, it may influence the GM to call their regional manager and ask them the same thing.
If we chose a restaurant chain such as McDonalds, and we bombarded them with this hoax, it would surely circulate to every regional manager in the country, even if that location doesn't get "hit". Because if enough people did this, the entire corporation may think that the nation has been given false information. Believe me, if a dozen GMs call their regional manager, the regional manager is going to call their boss to ask what is going on and what to do about it.
There are at least 100 of us here at all times, sometimes up to 500 in a day. If we pick a day, such as November 28th (this Wednesday) it would give people enough time to google Ron Paul and hear the message of freedom in time for the November 30th money bomb.
Is this a stupid idea or does it have potential?