Word: pizzas
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...campaign headquarters of Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Donald Tsang, is unusual for an election nerve center. For one thing, it's clean, and quiet: no spilled coffee, no half-eaten pizza slices, no one cursing into a phone. The staff are unfailingly polite, and they don't run-they walk. As befits Hong Kong's profile as a financial town above all else, Tsang's election office is in a commercial tower, on the 28th floor. (Hong Kong people consider 28 to be an advantageous number because, in Cantonese, it sounds like "easy to prosper.") In case that...
Your report was nicely written. But do you really think that 80% to 90% of people care about where their produce comes from? I'll bet that the vast majority of your readers don't even consume a significant amount of fresh fruits and veggies. Think frozen dinners, pizza and McDonald...
...life as a pizza rep isn’t all free slices. Last year, during McGugan’s first week on the job, Papa John’s printed flyers were posted all around campus—with McGugan’s cell phone number in bold near the top, prompting students to “get in touch” with the campus rep. “I’d get calls at 3 a.m. from people trying to order pizzas,” she says. Thankfully for both McGugan and midnight snackers, this is no longer...
With ’Nochs right around the corner, why would any Harvard student call up Papa John’s? “Having pizza delivered right to your dorm room is so nice,” McGugan says. Granted our drunken munchies can stand the forty-five minute wait...
...McGugan’s life aspirations go beyond pizza promotions. This social anthropology concentrator dreams of beginning a career in public relations. Any chance she’ll tire of her italian cuisine ways and “pass the pizza box” along to a new Harvard hopeful? “Perhaps,” she says. So screw Merrill Lynch; hit up Merrily McGugan instead...