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The Monday Morning Memo

Roy,

Day one of the radio campaign and we get this call from an old radio writer complimenting the ad. 

Always awesome to hear this so soon in a campaign. 

I can’t tell you how proud I am of Mick for his professional creativity and Kyle for his ridiculously strong media buys. 

Many thanks,

Ryan 

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“It was a bird-chirpy morning in early May. Sunshine elbowed through the stained-glass windows of the Capt. Kendrick Memorial Hot Dog Wildlife Preserve. Sweet smells rose stiffly from the fields outside and unfurled above the cafe like banners. Random notes of cheerfulness sailed through the air like paper airplanes. One landed in the steam pot among a logjam of sausages. Ziller brushed it aside and went on with his cooking. Another crashed into Amanda’s hair. She removed the wreckage tenderly and deposited it inside her blouse. She hummed as she swabbed the L-shaped counter. The front door was ajar and she could see (across the Freeway) rhinestones glittering on the rain-swollen wrists of the slough. Indians of the Northwest used to sprinkle tiny flakes of mica over their well-greased bodies so that they would sparkle when they danced in the firelight. This May morning was such a dance.”

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