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Do Australians suck at making sales? Take this guy’s advice and make ’em laugh
The prevailing wisdom is that Australians are rather pathetic with art of making a sale. If so, we should see if Mr. Kenny Brooks is available for a seminar or two. He might not be the world’s greatest salesman, but he’s certainly the funniest.
Jason Akermanis has nothing on these guys [VIDEO]
At Anthill, we like to promote, encourage and sometimes even reward commercial creativity. But creativity doesn’t always come in commercial form. So, occasionally, we like to relax the rules and make an exception. Because it’s Friday (and Beer O’Clock is nigh), here’s such an example that we simply couldn’t overlook.
Ant Bytes — AA17
If you’ve ever received an invitation to a wedding being held interstate or overseas, you’ll know that sharing the love can be expensive and time consuming. But with technology doing more and more of our leg work these days, more palatable options were bound to emerge.
New basin-toilet design combines water saving and aesthetic style
The award winning W+W is an L-shaped single unit toilet sink all-in-one system with a stunning minimalist design. Developed by the Roca Innovation Lab and designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti.
Robot built to fetch inventors beer
The selection process for our weekly Beer O’Clock newsletter (The Best and Worst of Anthill TV) involves a surprisingly complex number of considerations, such as balance, educational content, local relevance, chuckle-factor and good taste. That’s why it was pleasing to stumble across this short clip at 4:22 this afternoon (yes, only minutes ago). It’s now that special time of day. So… enjoy.
Thank you for smoking (eh-hem)
Getting ready for work this morning, I was fortunate enough to catch this shard of radio gold: ABC News Radio’s Marius Benson interviewing Imperial Tobacco Australia spokesperson Cathy Keogh about the Rudd Government’s plan to mandate plain packaging on all cigarette packets sold in Australia.
