Marketing Lucky Loaf Bread

I don't believe that's our ring. I know, Gislam, I'll believe you're right. No, see. Hello, John, I'm down to him. This is what happened here. Let's see what's going on down in Pine Ridge. Well, with mousie grays and glorious defeat at the hands of iron-eye in the carnival boxing match, Loom decided to give up his career as a fight manager and check off the money he spent to experience.

experience. He and Abner are now concentrating on their new merchandising plans to promote the bakery. They have baked a silver dollar into one out of every 25 loaves of bread. And today as we look in on the little community we find the old fellows getting ready for a big day in their jotting down store in

bakery. How's that for a impressive sign Abner? Oh, oh you got it done already. Let's see it. Let's see. Watch out, don't get too close to painting dry yet. When a prize today, by Lucky Low's bread, just 10 cents a loaf.

All right, Dogy, that's a good sign, love. Yeah, in order to get us 1,000 or 100 customers, might have to enlarge this door for the weeks out, I don't know. Lucky Low's, is that what we're calling the bread with the money in it?

Yeah, I studied that out this morning. Well. Had no more than got in my eyes, all squinted up for a good long spell of thinking when the id come to me quick as a fight.

What? Why don't because that sounds good, you know what? Lucky knows. How many loaves did you get baked up this morning long? About 150, I reckon. 150? Yeah. That's a room full back here. And there's a silver dollar in one out of every 25 loaves.