And I assume you just want to conveniently ignore the fact that I completely dissected the entire gist of your Fast Food book without ever touching itAnd like the fast food book, anyone who cares to think about this stuff knows it. It's common sense of business practice. Small minded people just don't think about it.Hey buddy, let me give you the next oneRadio Stations!Yes that's right radio stations!You think they play your favorite music . . . but really they are just a platform
. . . a platform for advertising!And by using data analytics and statistical analysis they find which songs are most likely to retain the listener's attentionand playlists are shorter because . . familiarity. .so it's like the song is only used to uphold a platform for advertisement
none of your responses are getting daps for a reason fam.
your arguments sound more like bitterness and hurt ego moreso than you actually trying to engage in serious discussion
I ignored that silly ass comment about FAST FOOD NATION but i'll entertain it now
yes it talked about the flavoring of food, it also talked about the history of the business
how ray croc, dave thomas, and others started their fast food empires
it talked about the economics of the business, the healthiness of the food, the exploitation of migrant workers
it runs the whole gamut. the book was also insanely popular, so much so that they made a movie about it (which did the book no justice but i digress)
now...this book THE HIT FACTORY does the same thing, it's giving you the history of pop music going back to the early 1900's
there are entire chapters on Lou Pearlman and Rihanna.
the cats behind Rihanna were in this group:
how did the guys who made this one semi-hit become music industry players?
how did they get in a position to sign major artists? who did they know? etc etc...
I didn't know that shyt and I'm not embarrassed to say that I didn't...if you did then good for you
but trying to reduce the book down to some "we all know that!" bullshyt is some hating ass nonsense.
this book is dripping with information about the business
