As Evie realized she was getting nowhere at the University of Noital she began mass producing and selling Apple Poof Delight. In no time her business venture was a phenomenal success.
She put a large patch on each package where a warning was written to all those eating the delicacy that, indeed, they could vanish if they ate it – all of which only increased sales. For the worry warts she offered the consolation that if they should stop eating the delicacy for three weeks straight they would no longer be subject to the vanishing which her statistics showed happened mainly to people who should have vanished long ago anyway.
Since people tend to believe what they read, they acknowledged, one and all and passed the info on, that they could always stop eating the stuff, even though they never did, and so it made sense to always continue eating it.
Although this was contended by those logically inclined to nitpick – especially after the third helping of Apple Poof – most everyone got the point that they could always continue since they could always stop, though no one could any longer find a good reason why anyone would ever want to stop, and Evie became a gazillionaire almost overnight.
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Denise offers the prompt word “patch” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.

This is why I struggle with marketing π
Well done, Frank.
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Thank you, Dan! Blessings!
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The only comment that comes to mind right now is “buy the truth and sell it not” Proverbs 23:23.
Blessings Frank!
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Amen! Blessings, Mary!
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What a great story. Brilliant strategy!
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Thank you, Lisa! I am glad you liked it. Blessings!
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Wonderful story Frank, it made me laugh as l’m getting ready for bed! I also love the thing below the story…about Jesus returning soon. I’m writing this comment on a tablet, so l can’t describe it in short words. Maybe you could reply & l’ll see it later this afternoon. God bless you, Brother!βοΈ
PS, you’ll see Bedelia & Finn soonπ
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Blessings, Rene. I remember Bedelia and Finn. I am glad you liked the story.
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Thank you, Frank–you’re a fine writer!
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“I can stop any time,” is one of the biggest lies.
“Easily in but not easily out,” as the lobster said in the lobster pot.
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I am glad you noticed. That is the point of this tale. I can stop anytime is one of the biggest lies. Blessings, Mimi!
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Denial is a weakness that boasts of it’s strength.
‘cellent SIx yo
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Good point about denial. Blessings and thank you, Clark!
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I do believe we have found our next addiction!
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I hear it’s very tasty. Blessings, Violet!
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Blessings!
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Thank you and blessings, Jim!
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God bless
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I admire her entrepreneurial spirit!
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She has a way of convincing people to consume what they shouldn’t. Blessings, Keith!
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Gosh, and yum… three helpings!!! Wow.
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There’s always room for Apple Poof. Blessings and thank you, Chris!
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