Not long ago I added a cool little tool here that allows readers to ask any questions they have.
Well it seems as if one inquiring reader would like to know:
The major differences between Dr Pepper and Mr Pibb, and why DP is better.
Now I must admit its not realy the type of question I had in mind but I did say you could ask anything, so it’s only fair that I do respond.
First of all the big difference between the two is age, as the doctor was first introduced in 1885 and the young Mr. wasn’t concocted until 1972.
So the doctor does have some years over the young pib but how long can one carry on with all those flavors before fizzling out?
So it would seem that the Dr is not only better educated ( all though I have yet to see any evidence that he truly is a doctor) but has gained more trust with the elders that remember him from back in the day.
I wouldn’t count out the youngest one yet, it seems as if she has added a few more flavors and is now going by her gang given name Pibb Xtra. I beleive the old doc may be a bit too old to learn any new tricks and the younger of the two is just starting to get some momentum along with a strong backing of a newer generation.
Fans of the doctor may wish to hold on to these glorious days of glory as they may not last forever.
I hope that this answers our readers question and if you have anything you would like to know feel free to Ask William
Dec 12th by William
I was looking at your website http://13deadly.com/vers2/?rid=121
I would like to ask two questions about what you said on there.
You said “If a person isn’t serious enough about their business to spend $7 then they won’t take the effort to actually apply these techniques.
After all you can’t even buy a large pizza for that. If you can’t commit that measly amount you probably wouldn’t even read this if I gave it to you.
If you won’t make a commitment this small you probably won’t apply the techniques either.”
My questions are No.1 How do you know everyone can afford $7? I cannot afford to buy pizza. My husband and I live on $700 dollars a month and by the time we pay rent and utilities and car insurance we are flat broke. We are lucky if we can buy tp and soap. Or gas. So There should be a way for people for people who have no money whatsoever to get some of these programs that help them make money online and then pay for them after they start making money. I know a lot of people would just take advantage of the opportunity but some people like me who are flat broke would be glad to pay your higher price for the program if they had a chance to get it like that. Why does everyone assume that if you will not pay the price of a small pizza for something you would not use it anyway? Some of us would be happy to pay if we had it. I spend 80 percent of my time online and do make a few dollars there but they are few and far between and are never available when we run across a deal like yours.
William
on October 12th, 2009
Hi Rose,
I do realize that not everyone has $7 laying around or can afford to buy pizza all the time and it is getting increasingly harder for some people to afford things. However $7 is not a lot of money to invest in a tool to help build a business. Also if those same people that cant afford to buy pizza all the time want some bad enough, they will save or make adjustments so that they can get that pizza. And when they do get it they appreciate it that much more., and will be the best tasting pizza they have ever had.
William
on December 3rd, 2009