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People are missing a good thing. Well, making lemonade out of lemons. After the pandemic is over, there won't be call to wear a mask. So now, you get to wear a fancy mask. Praying it doesn't last long...
People have worn masks with all kinds of graphics on them, expressing themselves. Why not pay to advertise your company? Walking billboards. Estimate how much to pay per impression, and then someone wears their mask with your advertisement on it.
People made businesses out of the need for masks. Take it one step further. Good quality mask with your ad on it. Deduct it as a business expense.
I wouldn't be offended to see someone working for money like that. As someone told me, it would add up. Proper covering of nose and mouth, too.
TexasTowelie
(112,085 posts)includes a face mask with the "SU" over crossed swords logo on it for a donation of $25. The face mask normally sells for $8. I doubt that anyone outside the Austin area knows what the "SU" stands for though, so it probably isn't effective advertising.
EndlessWire
(6,495 posts)Someone with a well-known logo could invest a little, ya know? It might amount to paying someone to wear a mask, but it wouldn't hurt, and they would get something out of it.
I like your little meme at the bottom of your signature, the "Blue Tsunami."
TexasTowelie
(112,085 posts)since the election is over. I have a three year old cat and a four month old kitten that are itching to get on the Internet with the other cats in my sig line.
EndlessWire
(6,495 posts)on Jan. 5--maybe not a tsunami, but hopefully, a swamping wave in Georgia,
But, yeah! I have two cats, and we are now fighting over who gets to sit in the chair! They do their cat thing, and then they pile on. Excuse me, am I in your way? And, they don't take no for an answer. They stare at me, or reach with their paws, and I always end up moving something I am doing to make room for them.
So, I understand when you have to remove the meme to make room for an imposing cat! We just exist to serve them. How lucky they are that they hooked up with us!
TexasTowelie
(112,085 posts)but it seems like my cats manage to find the middle of the bed just before I decide to get some sleep. I have a plush blanket on top so both of my critters do the kneading motion with their paws when they get there. They also consider it a major imposition if I force them to move.
The older cat is best described as a mottled calico with a gray base coat of fur. The kitten is a striped dark brown tabby and has a really cute face with a speckled white belly. Both are female.
EndlessWire
(6,495 posts)or there's some subtle signal you give off that tells them, time for bed.
My cats follow me all around the house. They are underfoot everywhere. I don't mind. But, they are demanding. And, I have found that cats do not like their food bowls half empty. They will complain until you fill it to the brim again. You have to be responsive, or they will pester you.
My one cat is a calico. She came to move in with me when she was alone in the country, and very pregnant. She wrapped herself around the leg of a relative living with me, and when I came home from work, I had a new cat. Well, several new cats.
My other cat is her daughter, the only one left out of the litter of five kitties she had. She is black and white with a coat pattern like a calico. She is a very athletic cat, even though I know she is older. She still has the "it" factor.
When this cat is hungry, she sits and stares at me, no matter how long it takes. I know what she is doing, and I often tell her to just wait. She has a marking like a prison tear drop, and a severe look on her face. It's unnerving. She always gets what she wants.
Wounded Bear
(58,634 posts)It's a great way to show team spirit responsibly.
Gidney N Cloyd
(19,831 posts)Verification would be tricky, though. Maybe a badging/token thing participating retailers could reward wearers with.