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Will it blend

 

[UPDATE: You'll find my favorite WILL IT BLEND video by clicking here.

The magic of the Internet is this... more people end up (via Google) on this blog post than any other of my 2,000 plus posts. That's because "will it blend" is a popular google search term and this post managed to make the front page. If you are possibly (though it's unlikely) interested in my riffs on marketing--which is how I discovered the videos so early--feel free to click on the archives to the left. Thanks for visiting.]

Michael sends us this YouTube ad.

This is exactly the sort of thing we've been expecting. If it's worth watching, people will watch it.

PS my friend Michael Cader gave me one of these blenders. They rock.

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