Hi Kemble:
Long time no talk. Michael stated that:
"You can buy a new car for $20,000 or $8,000," he said, "and you might find a used car
for $150. But how will they perform?"
Dell thinks recent promotions, such as computers for $299, border on "consumer trickery."
I can tell you from first hand experience (I just came back from Mandalay Bay Las Vegas) that you get better treatment driving a Lexus than driving a Yugo. Even though Valet was full, they waived me in: "Good Evening, Sir. Are you staying at the Hotel? (I was not)". I just smiled for the answer.
Go first class. Get Dell. Now Kemble, you told me on the phone to get more Dell and catch up with you. If you just stay still, my buying more Dell will let me closing in on you, but you keep moving away by also buying more Dell.
Pencil me in for your next t-shirt will you. If it is all cotton, give me X-Large because it will be like CPQ: shrinks after each wash.
Paul. |
