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Paul straight away on Vibrapower show, went and hugged the camera
I must admit I turned it over, and thought why is Paul doing the watches.
We now have Dennice and some guy talking through Zoom or Skype about pillows
Paul Bellend, sorry, Beque seems to be hinting that having a mulberry silk pillowcase acts like a moisturiser on this show. "Don't listen to me, look up the benefits yourself online". Glad you mention it Paul, I won't listen to you as you're a shyster, a liar and a fucking conman. What utter bullshit this man spouts.
InterestingI didn't catch all of Paul B on the watch show however, for as manic as he 'can' be, the bit I saw he was a definite improvement on Peter S and Mike M. He had his zaniness dialed way down. Okay, it wasn't enjoyable in the sense of entertainment value for poking fun and/or venting about, but in terms of it being a semi-sensible presentation, it seemed to worked. I'd love to know, if IW went down this route for a few months, if their watch sales dropped, stayed the same or increased. That would give them an indication as to what approach works best.
Yes - it looks orchestrated.Just looking on Trustpilot where there's usually bad review after bad review but today they have a spate of brilliant reviews, all 'invited' ones. Someone on there has commented that they 'smell a rat'
Just looking on Trustpilot where there's usually bad review after bad review but today they have a spate of brilliant reviews, all 'invited' ones. Someone on there has commented that they 'smell a rat'
The Mulberry silk man is the most smug , pompous self regarding bore I have ever come across
Teaming him with Dennice is a stroke of genius , as her ponderous , patronising and imperious style engages with his, so that we get the impression of two dinosaurs jousting in some prehistoric marsh.
Totally agree, the guy is tedium on stilts. What I find most annoying is the way he implies that he owns the company when he's just a middle-man who struck lucky when he got the rights to sell the product. He strikes me as a 24hr bore, the sort of person who can't stop telling people about 'his' wonderful product regardless of the social setting...and as for his mind-numbing anecdotes about the silk duvet, that's a whole new level of boredom.
You can imagine Mulberry Silk man, sat in a pub, with his mates, then all of a sudden, bringing up, his bloddy duvets and pillows