Pink Dollar Mafia 3
Wherever a business is located, FuelMix says that patronage should be governed not by common sexual orientation, but by quality, pricing, service, product and management.
Business is about dealing with people on 3 levels: customers, staff and management. People trigger emotions. Emotions are all about communication.
We contend that since many fags have never properly come to terms with their emotions, their interpersonal skills, even as business people, are lacking. Their own filters colour the way they do business – and more importantly, are perceived to do business.
Want proof..? Wander into a gay business in the ghetto and find a sales assistant. Oh sure, they can talk, smile, wink, make intense eye contact, stare at your body and lick their lips. But can they communicate...?
Gay businesses operating on the common sexuality theme, are operating in an old paradigm, particularly since Faglands are becoming more mixed. The shift should be towards serving the greatest number of people in the most effective way. That's why we might support gay businesses that move out of the ghetto. Our favourites are those gay clothing businesses that have also gone online with gorgeous websites, hot looking models, excellent clothes that can be worn all day (rather than just in the clubs) plus international shipping and a pricing policy that makes sense. The gayness becomes secondary and comparatively unimportant to the product, pricing and service.
And we'll happily pay for that kinda stuff. And those clothes can turn straight men green with envy and send them running to those sites too.
Although we admit, we miss those occasions when we got our cock sucked in the fitting room by the horny sales assistant who thoughtfully closed the shop when offering to provide FuelMix with "personalized service". (The good news is that such shops also exist in Very Rich Megacity...you just gotta know who to know and when to go...).
Originally published 27 May 2006
Amended and Republished 12 April 2014 | 30 April 2017
Copyright © 2006 - 2017 FuelMix All Rights Reserved
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Business is about dealing with people on 3 levels: customers, staff and management. People trigger emotions. Emotions are all about communication.
We contend that since many fags have never properly come to terms with their emotions, their interpersonal skills, even as business people, are lacking. Their own filters colour the way they do business – and more importantly, are perceived to do business.
Want proof..? Wander into a gay business in the ghetto and find a sales assistant. Oh sure, they can talk, smile, wink, make intense eye contact, stare at your body and lick their lips. But can they communicate...?
Gay businesses operating on the common sexuality theme, are operating in an old paradigm, particularly since Faglands are becoming more mixed. The shift should be towards serving the greatest number of people in the most effective way. That's why we might support gay businesses that move out of the ghetto. Our favourites are those gay clothing businesses that have also gone online with gorgeous websites, hot looking models, excellent clothes that can be worn all day (rather than just in the clubs) plus international shipping and a pricing policy that makes sense. The gayness becomes secondary and comparatively unimportant to the product, pricing and service.
And we'll happily pay for that kinda stuff. And those clothes can turn straight men green with envy and send them running to those sites too.
Although we admit, we miss those occasions when we got our cock sucked in the fitting room by the horny sales assistant who thoughtfully closed the shop when offering to provide FuelMix with "personalized service". (The good news is that such shops also exist in Very Rich Megacity...you just gotta know who to know and when to go...).
Originally published 27 May 2006
Amended and Republished 12 April 2014 | 30 April 2017
Copyright © 2006 - 2017 FuelMix All Rights Reserved
ON A MOBILE DEVICE, VIEW THE WEB VERSION OF THE BLOG
Not bad..food for thought.
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