OPINIONISTA: Mind your own business: Promoters are people too, you know By Sukasha Singh
Oh, okay, let’s go the other way.”
Have you ever noticed how pristinely clean a supermarket is before it opens? Of course not. You’ve never been inside before the store opens, to observe dozens of people scurrying about to ensure that all the shelves are neatly packed and that everything is where it needs to be, so that you, the often impatient consumer, can access whatever you need in an instant.
I also reminded myself that the beauty queens worked for agencies and were there to promote products from international conglomerates. Shoppers might be drawn to them, but they’re unlikely to be as passionate about their products as I am about mine.
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