John Kenneth Galbraith, the late economist

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Hunters, though, are susceptible to the adman's pitch, which boils connections down to the indisputable fact that the pitch target is consciously or unconsciously inadequate, lacking, frustrated, unhappy, incomplete or undesirable. And this little product will fix any malfunction.