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Sunday, May 08, 2005
Tag Body Spray for Guys: Consider Yourself Warned
It comes in a black, metallic container. It promises to attract women like Ag+ ions to a fork. It's name is short and succinct, memorable and extreme.
Yes, these are the selling points of two body sprays with different names but nearly identical attributes. What's the difference? I fear it can be only in name. What is doubtless, however, is that in a free-market society, competition is welcome. Americans are given choices. But are they really? You can have a Coke or you can have Pepsi. McDonalds or Burger King. One wonders if the battle between Axe and Tag is more than a friendly rivalry between two companies assured of their success in an economy in which choice is only an illusion.
Yes, these are the selling points of two body sprays with different names but nearly identical attributes. What's the difference? I fear it can be only in name. What is doubtless, however, is that in a free-market society, competition is welcome. Americans are given choices. But are they really? You can have a Coke or you can have Pepsi. McDonalds or Burger King. One wonders if the battle between Axe and Tag is more than a friendly rivalry between two companies assured of their success in an economy in which choice is only an illusion.
1 Comments:
Nicky? Could you please put me back as a blogging friend, so I can at least try and recover my lost posts?