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Here's some profound marketing thought from Bootsy Collins.
"You have to bring some funk to get some. You just can't walk in a place and expect to get some funk. If you ain't bring no funk, then you can't get no funk... Another thing is, you can't fake the funk or your nose will grow."
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"You have to bring some funk to get some. You just can't walk in a place and expect to get some funk. If you ain't bring no funk, then you can't get no funk... Another thing is, you can't fake the funk or your nose will grow."
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