September 24, 2009
Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA)
Preston Parker, President160 N. Main Street
Logan UT, 84322
Passive income is money that doesn’t require any current thought, such as stock dividends and interest. CVAIA teaches people how to increase their passive income. If people are trained in to getting the right frame of mind and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they want. People should spend time doing what they want to do, not working just for job security. Passive income helps make this possible.
The CVAIA has three levels of membership. The email list has 82 members, the Facebook group that has 53 members, and active members who come to meetings about every other month. The easiest way to find out all you can about CVAIA is by their website (http://mimg.sulekha.com/eva-mendes/Stills/thumbnail/eva-mendes-stills36.jpg). When your passive income surpasses your expenses, you can live pretty much free of worry. You can live on your passive income.
The president Preston Parker said CVAIA is a “formal way of training education people about money management and investment.” CVAIA enhances the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and the Law of Exchange. They follow the techniques found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door, and The Secret. There are “way too many opportunities in America to be unhappy with your job,” states Preston Parker. Passive income helps make this possible. The two things that make this possible are education and networking. Your education mitigates how many risks you take. You can invest three different things: your assets, your time, and your experience. There is a pyramid scheme to how you invest. The bottom is yourself, get your education, and get yourself sound. Next is real estate which is a pretty low risk investment, after that, is commodities, then collectables, securities, business and intellectual property, respectively. Intellectual property is the hardest to invest, and it requires the most education. The parts on the bottom on the bottom, such as real estate are based more on concrete value. This means there is a quality that can be held and has innat value. The higher aspects of the foundation like businesses and intellectual property are based more on apparant value. The value is approximated and depends completely on how much a person is willing to pay for it.
Please feel free to contact me at Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
By increasing passive income and lowering expenses, CVAIA focuses on how to invest time, assets, and experience in ways that help people become financially independent.
Jessica Vasil–end-
Monday, September 28, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
2300
"Nigeria; PR is Beyond Press Releases, Advertising-White Water Boss," is an interview/article about Nsikak Daniels who is Chief Operating Officer, White Water, Public Relations, brands management and events company. He is also an executive of the Lagos State Chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR). His company works mainly with other companies in the oil and gas industry. His company is not limited to PR work though, they also manage events and organize seminars. Daniels has also worked on projects related to leadership in particular because of the attitudes of Nigerian leaders. He is "trying to see if there is a way we can actually articulate or inculcate in our young persons the right way to approach leadership."
Daniels emphasizes how people are uneducated about PR. They assume it is all about conversations with the media, press releases, and planning events. He stresses how much PR is about building trusting relationships, and in Nigeria that is very important. He uses the example of building these relationships from federal to state to local government and to the oil and gas companies operating in a particular region.
I think that Daniels brings up an interesting and unusual point. PR practitioners are generally associated as being media liazons, and the relationship aspect, although known in the industry, is comonly overlooker by the common person. In a place such as Nigeria, these relationships become all the more important. You need to have good foundations in order to build trusting relationships that will allow progress to come to the area.
Daniels emphasizes how people are uneducated about PR. They assume it is all about conversations with the media, press releases, and planning events. He stresses how much PR is about building trusting relationships, and in Nigeria that is very important. He uses the example of building these relationships from federal to state to local government and to the oil and gas companies operating in a particular region.
I think that Daniels brings up an interesting and unusual point. PR practitioners are generally associated as being media liazons, and the relationship aspect, although known in the industry, is comonly overlooker by the common person. In a place such as Nigeria, these relationships become all the more important. You need to have good foundations in order to build trusting relationships that will allow progress to come to the area.
2300
"Frustration over Obama's Afghanistan war policy," written by Lara Jakes expresses a hope that Obama will send more troops to Afghanistan in order to help defeat the Taliban and its allies. House Armed Services Chairman Ike Skelton said, "The last administration allowed itself to be distracted from the fight forced on us in Afghanistan by the fight it chose in Iraq. I believe that this was a strategic mistake, robbing the war in Afghanistan of the necessary resources and resulting in an approach of 'half-ass it and hope.' We cannot afford to continue that policy." Strong opinions are obvious, although one point to remember is one of the platforms Obama ran on-extracting troops on a concrete deadline.
Obama has already gone back on that platform. There will be 68,000 troops there by the end of the year. This will recieve media attention, and possibly a controversy. Most Presidents go back on something they claimed to stand for at one time or another; however, with the current mess over healthcare reform, the Democrats can't afford more bad press with House elections coming up.
One senior military official said stepping up airstrikes will be more complicated and more dangerous without added forces. Without more troops, coalition forces will be able to secure fewer regions, and the insurgents will only have to move to the areas troops vacate. How will Obama handle this testy situation is yet to be seen. A request for more troops is in the process of being sent to the White House and depending on how the President reacts will determine if a more in depth Congressional debate will occur.
Obama has already gone back on that platform. There will be 68,000 troops there by the end of the year. This will recieve media attention, and possibly a controversy. Most Presidents go back on something they claimed to stand for at one time or another; however, with the current mess over healthcare reform, the Democrats can't afford more bad press with House elections coming up.
One senior military official said stepping up airstrikes will be more complicated and more dangerous without added forces. Without more troops, coalition forces will be able to secure fewer regions, and the insurgents will only have to move to the areas troops vacate. How will Obama handle this testy situation is yet to be seen. A request for more troops is in the process of being sent to the White House and depending on how the President reacts will determine if a more in depth Congressional debate will occur.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
September 24, 2009
Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA)
Preston Parker, President
160 N. Main Street
Logan UT, 84322
Passive income is money that doesn’t require any current thought, such as stock dividends and interest. CVAIA teaches people how to increase their passive income. If people are trained in to getting the right frame of mind and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they want. People should spend time doing what they want to do, not working just for job security. Passive income helps make this possible.
The CVAIA has three levels of membership. The email list has 82 members, the Facebook group that has 53 members, and active members who come to meetings about every other month. When your passive income surpasses your expenses, you can live pretty much free of worry. You can live on your passive income.
The president Preston Parker said CVAIA is a “formal way of training education people about money management and investment.” CVAIA enhances the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and the Law of Exchange. They follow the techniques found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door, and The Secret.
There are “way too many opportunities in America to be unhappy with your job,” states Preston Parker. Passive income helps make this possible. The two things that make this possible are education and networking. Your education mitigates how many risks you take. You can invest three different things: your assets, your time, and your experience.
There is a pyramid scheme to how you invest. The bottom is yourself, get your education, and get yourself sound. Next is real estate which is a pretty low risk investment, after that, is commodities, then collectables, securities, business and intellectual property, respectively. Intellectual property is the hardest to invest, and it requires the most education.
Please feel free to contact me at Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
By increasing passive income and lowering expenses, CVAIA focuses on how to invest time, assets, and experience in ways that help people become financially independent.
Jessica Vasil
–end-
Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA)
Preston Parker, President
160 N. Main Street
Logan UT, 84322
Passive income is money that doesn’t require any current thought, such as stock dividends and interest. CVAIA teaches people how to increase their passive income. If people are trained in to getting the right frame of mind and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they want. People should spend time doing what they want to do, not working just for job security. Passive income helps make this possible.
The CVAIA has three levels of membership. The email list has 82 members, the Facebook group that has 53 members, and active members who come to meetings about every other month. When your passive income surpasses your expenses, you can live pretty much free of worry. You can live on your passive income.
The president Preston Parker said CVAIA is a “formal way of training education people about money management and investment.” CVAIA enhances the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and the Law of Exchange. They follow the techniques found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door, and The Secret.
There are “way too many opportunities in America to be unhappy with your job,” states Preston Parker. Passive income helps make this possible. The two things that make this possible are education and networking. Your education mitigates how many risks you take. You can invest three different things: your assets, your time, and your experience.
There is a pyramid scheme to how you invest. The bottom is yourself, get your education, and get yourself sound. Next is real estate which is a pretty low risk investment, after that, is commodities, then collectables, securities, business and intellectual property, respectively. Intellectual property is the hardest to invest, and it requires the most education.
Please feel free to contact me at Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
By increasing passive income and lowering expenses, CVAIA focuses on how to invest time, assets, and experience in ways that help people become financially independent.
Jessica Vasil
–end-
Monday, September 21, 2009
Press Release 2: Image Building
September 22, 2009Burger Planet739 W 145th St. Granle, KY 38054A MORE HEALTH CONSCIENCE BURGER PLANETBurger Planet has come out with a few new menu items in the wake of a more health conscience people. All menu items now are offered without a bun for those on Atkins diet, as well as grilled chicken wraps, and a side of fruit. Long time customers need not be afraid, the same food that made Burger Planet famous will still be readily available.
A newcomer to the Burger Planet staff is fitness guru Jayne Petersen who whipped Opal Whitcomb into shape. She will be featured in a brand new commercial with Corny the Clown, and going to malls across the country with him.
James E Muellenbach II said, “"Jayne Petersen and Burger Planet share a commitment toward health. The women Jayne Petersen have helped lose weight eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet and Jayne Petersen are launching a comprehensive program to assist those women in eating healthy."
When asked about the combination of the old burgers and fries and the new healthier food, Petersen said, “"Well, I emphasize a message of moderation. Women can have a burger and fries now and then as long as they are active and also try some of Burger Planet's exciting new menu choices, such as the fruit packages."
Jayne Petersen is working in conjunction with Burger Planet chefs to offer the most nutritional meals possible. Some of the new things to look for at Burger Planet is tray liners with nutritional advice and a new adult Burger Planet Smiley Meal is in development that will consist of an ankle weight, fruit packages, and the white meat chicken entrée.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me with the information provided.
Founded in 1934, Burger Planet has served 53 billion people and counting; there are thousands of locations in every state in the country as well as 17 other countries.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
A newcomer to the Burger Planet staff is fitness guru Jayne Petersen who whipped Opal Whitcomb into shape. She will be featured in a brand new commercial with Corny the Clown, and going to malls across the country with him.
James E Muellenbach II said, “"Jayne Petersen and Burger Planet share a commitment toward health. The women Jayne Petersen have helped lose weight eat at Burger Planet. Burger Planet and Jayne Petersen are launching a comprehensive program to assist those women in eating healthy."
When asked about the combination of the old burgers and fries and the new healthier food, Petersen said, “"Well, I emphasize a message of moderation. Women can have a burger and fries now and then as long as they are active and also try some of Burger Planet's exciting new menu choices, such as the fruit packages."
Jayne Petersen is working in conjunction with Burger Planet chefs to offer the most nutritional meals possible. Some of the new things to look for at Burger Planet is tray liners with nutritional advice and a new adult Burger Planet Smiley Meal is in development that will consist of an ankle weight, fruit packages, and the white meat chicken entrée.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me with the information provided.
Founded in 1934, Burger Planet has served 53 billion people and counting; there are thousands of locations in every state in the country as well as 17 other countries.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
2300 US House Rebukes Heckler Lawmaker
Mr. Wilson shouted 'you lie!' to President Obama during his latest speech. BBC News reported on the Congressional meeting that took place after debating on what the punishment should be for Sen. Wilson. The decision was reached 240-179 in favor of the resolution that his conduct was a 'breach of decorum'.
The Democrats claimed it was a matter of civility, and he should be punished; whereas the Republican party seems less concerned, noting that there was much more important matters that should be taking us their time.
This PR crisis for Wilson was handled as smoothly as can be expected. He personally apologized to Pres. Obama and said, "Mr Obama graciously accepted my apology and the issue is over." He has apologized, addressed the issue in a concise matter, and is now attempting to move on. There is no doubt the democrat that runs against him in 2010 will bring this incident up, but the true test of his PR will be in how much wieght the public puts into this issue. That will be most notably decided if he gets reelected.
The Democrats claimed it was a matter of civility, and he should be punished; whereas the Republican party seems less concerned, noting that there was much more important matters that should be taking us their time.
This PR crisis for Wilson was handled as smoothly as can be expected. He personally apologized to Pres. Obama and said, "Mr Obama graciously accepted my apology and the issue is over." He has apologized, addressed the issue in a concise matter, and is now attempting to move on. There is no doubt the democrat that runs against him in 2010 will bring this incident up, but the true test of his PR will be in how much wieght the public puts into this issue. That will be most notably decided if he gets reelected.
2300 The Truth About Public Speaking
"The Truth About Public Speaking," was written by Ed Barks, about what to look for in a good public speaker. Whether it is a guest speaker in a class or a presentation at work, there are many different ways to be an interactive and enjoyable speaker.
Body language is a major clue. Is the speaker standing like a statue or moving around, engaged in his/her presentation. It isn't very hard to determine if a presenter is excited and wants to be at the event or is just going through the motions. Do they vary their voice to grab your attention? Are 'props' (i.e. multimedia presentations of any kind) there to further help your understanding or distract from it?
Overall, this was an interesting article that opened my eyes to the more obvious things that people always notice. Often in PR so much time and effort is spent in researching every little detail and determining the psychological behaviors of our audience the basics can be overlooked. Even if you are comfortable in front of a crowd, little reminders such as not just standing in one place, is good basics to remember.
Body language is a major clue. Is the speaker standing like a statue or moving around, engaged in his/her presentation. It isn't very hard to determine if a presenter is excited and wants to be at the event or is just going through the motions. Do they vary their voice to grab your attention? Are 'props' (i.e. multimedia presentations of any kind) there to further help your understanding or distract from it?
Overall, this was an interesting article that opened my eyes to the more obvious things that people always notice. Often in PR so much time and effort is spent in researching every little detail and determining the psychological behaviors of our audience the basics can be overlooked. Even if you are comfortable in front of a crowd, little reminders such as not just standing in one place, is good basics to remember.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Press Release 1: Announcement
September , 2009
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St, Logan UT 84321 661-772-7539
SOCIAL MEDIA CLUB OF CACHE VALLEY
A brand new social media club began in August, is now open to new members. The SMCCV began as a way to link like minded people together in Cache Valley who are looking to explore and learn more about social media. Originating in San Francisco three years ago, it is now global, and by January 2010 will be a non-profit organization. The Salt Lake branch began in January of 2009, and the Cache Valley branch began with seven board members in July 2009. It then opened to its members in August 2009. Currently there are 26 members, and the club hopes to double its membership within the next month.
The goals of SMCCV are to educate people who don’t know, or want to know/improve their knowledge of social media. As well as helping them use social media better, this club acts as an outlet to create a network of like minded people. The president of SMCCV said, “Social media has become the number one internet past time.” Social media is linked to social networking, which is important, especially for the college generation, because it leads to networking opportunities that lead to jobs. Your online reputation is becoming almost as important as your actual reputation. With a few clicks, a potential employer can see anything that has been put under your name online. As blogging becomes more and more popular, you can also contribute to society in as little of big of a way as you want. The SMCCV can help with all of this.
The SMCCV meets the second Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. with the location varying. This month there will be a guest speaker named Loralee Choate who is a blogger that was recruited by the White House. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. The Social Media Club of Cache Valley was founded in San Francisco, and has recently become a global club. It will be non-profit by January 2010.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St, Logan UT 84321 661-772-7539
SOCIAL MEDIA CLUB OF CACHE VALLEY
A brand new social media club began in August, is now open to new members. The SMCCV began as a way to link like minded people together in Cache Valley who are looking to explore and learn more about social media. Originating in San Francisco three years ago, it is now global, and by January 2010 will be a non-profit organization. The Salt Lake branch began in January of 2009, and the Cache Valley branch began with seven board members in July 2009. It then opened to its members in August 2009. Currently there are 26 members, and the club hopes to double its membership within the next month.
The goals of SMCCV are to educate people who don’t know, or want to know/improve their knowledge of social media. As well as helping them use social media better, this club acts as an outlet to create a network of like minded people. The president of SMCCV said, “Social media has become the number one internet past time.” Social media is linked to social networking, which is important, especially for the college generation, because it leads to networking opportunities that lead to jobs. Your online reputation is becoming almost as important as your actual reputation. With a few clicks, a potential employer can see anything that has been put under your name online. As blogging becomes more and more popular, you can also contribute to society in as little of big of a way as you want. The SMCCV can help with all of this.
The SMCCV meets the second Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. with the location varying. This month there will be a guest speaker named Loralee Choate who is a blogger that was recruited by the White House. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. The Social Media Club of Cache Valley was founded in San Francisco, and has recently become a global club. It will be non-profit by January 2010.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Press Release 1: Announcement draft
September 8, 2009
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St, Logan UT 84321 661-772-7539
SOCIAL MEDIA CLUB OF CACHE VALLEY
Brand new social media club began in August, is now open to new members.
The SMCCV began as a way to link like minded people together in Cache Valley who are looking to explore and learn more about social media. Originating in San Francisco three years ago, it is now global, and by January 2010 will be a non-profit organization. The Salt Lake branch began in January of 2009, and the Cache Valley branch began with seven board members in July 2009, and opened to its members in August 2009.
Currently there are 26 members, and the club hopes to double its membership within the next month. The goals of SMCCV are to educate people who don’t know, or want to know/improve their knowledge of social media. As well as, helping them use social media better, this club acts as an outlet to create a network of like minded people. The president of SMCCV said, “Social media has become the number one internet past time.”
The SMCCV meets the second Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. with the location varying. This month there will be a guest speaker named Loralee Choate who is a blogger that was recruited by the White House. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
The Social Media Club of Cache Valley was founded in San Francisco, and has recently become a global club. It will be non-profit by January 2010.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
Social networking is important because it’s how you get jobs, online reputation, contribute to society,
Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV)
851 N. Main St, Logan UT 84321 661-772-7539
SOCIAL MEDIA CLUB OF CACHE VALLEY
Brand new social media club began in August, is now open to new members.
The SMCCV began as a way to link like minded people together in Cache Valley who are looking to explore and learn more about social media. Originating in San Francisco three years ago, it is now global, and by January 2010 will be a non-profit organization. The Salt Lake branch began in January of 2009, and the Cache Valley branch began with seven board members in July 2009, and opened to its members in August 2009.
Currently there are 26 members, and the club hopes to double its membership within the next month. The goals of SMCCV are to educate people who don’t know, or want to know/improve their knowledge of social media. As well as, helping them use social media better, this club acts as an outlet to create a network of like minded people. The president of SMCCV said, “Social media has become the number one internet past time.”
The SMCCV meets the second Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. with the location varying. This month there will be a guest speaker named Loralee Choate who is a blogger that was recruited by the White House. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
The Social Media Club of Cache Valley was founded in San Francisco, and has recently become a global club. It will be non-profit by January 2010.
Jessica Vasil Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu –end-
Social networking is important because it’s how you get jobs, online reputation, contribute to society,
Saturday, September 5, 2009
United Breaks Guitars
When I first listened to Dave Carroll’s songs on youtube, I was amused (Video one- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo and video two Video 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-UoERHaSQg&feature=channel). Come on, a guy writing and singing a song about a broken guitar? Then I thought about it for a little bit. I get irritated when my flight gets delayed, or when people in customer service are rude. Dave Carroll got the run around for about nine months (http://www.davecarrollmusic.com/story/united-breaks-guitars-how-it-got-made-1). I would be pretty angry too.
Dave Carroll, Canadian musician was flying United and had a layover in Chicago when witnesses saw United employees recklessly throwing guitars. Upon landing, he discovered his $3,500 Taylor guitar was damaged. A never ending circle of ‘I’m not to blame’ attitude followed, with very little answers or information coming from the United side.
Carroll made more phone calls then anyone should have to in an attempt to get in contact with anyone who would listen to him and help him receive compensation for the damage incurred on his Taylor guitar. He sent faxes with information, and spoke with the people in India from the 1 800 number more than once. Meanwhile, Carroll spent $1,200 getting the guitar repaired; however, he said, “it plays well but has lost much of what made it special.”
Eventually he got into contact with a Ms. Irweg via e-mail, and after multiple correspondences, told him that United would not be taking any responsibility what so ever, and that would be the end of it. Carroll’s final offer of $1,200 dollars worth of flight vouchers to cover the cost of his repairs was denied, and so he promised to write, sing and produce music videos for three songs about his horrible experience with United and put them on youtube for everyone to see.
Carroll’s goal was one million viewers in a year. To date, he has 5,391,807 views on the first video which was released only two short months ago. His second video debuted two weeks ago, and already has 312,858 views.
In a case like this, it is very hard to accurately estimate how much damage has been done to United. United’s stock plunged down 10 percent, or 180 million dollars. Now can it be said that this is directly from Carroll’s video? Unlikely, the trend of airlines declining stock has been so for a while; however, there is no denying his video had somewhat of an impact on this.
After United realized how much negative attention they were receiving in this matter, they attempted to contact Carroll and ‘make things right’. Carroll wanted nothing to do with them in this matter, and thanked them for smashing his guitar saying, “If my guitar had to be smashed due to extreme negligence I’m glad it was you that did it. Now sit back and enjoy the show.”
The amount of publicity Carroll has gotten from all of this, you can’t put a price on. It has given him more media attention then he could have done on his own. Whether he will continue on in his musical career or simply be known for his United Breaks Guitars songs is yet to be seen; however, we will enjoy the show as it unfolds.
Dave Carroll, Canadian musician was flying United and had a layover in Chicago when witnesses saw United employees recklessly throwing guitars. Upon landing, he discovered his $3,500 Taylor guitar was damaged. A never ending circle of ‘I’m not to blame’ attitude followed, with very little answers or information coming from the United side.
Carroll made more phone calls then anyone should have to in an attempt to get in contact with anyone who would listen to him and help him receive compensation for the damage incurred on his Taylor guitar. He sent faxes with information, and spoke with the people in India from the 1 800 number more than once. Meanwhile, Carroll spent $1,200 getting the guitar repaired; however, he said, “it plays well but has lost much of what made it special.”
Eventually he got into contact with a Ms. Irweg via e-mail, and after multiple correspondences, told him that United would not be taking any responsibility what so ever, and that would be the end of it. Carroll’s final offer of $1,200 dollars worth of flight vouchers to cover the cost of his repairs was denied, and so he promised to write, sing and produce music videos for three songs about his horrible experience with United and put them on youtube for everyone to see.
Carroll’s goal was one million viewers in a year. To date, he has 5,391,807 views on the first video which was released only two short months ago. His second video debuted two weeks ago, and already has 312,858 views.
In a case like this, it is very hard to accurately estimate how much damage has been done to United. United’s stock plunged down 10 percent, or 180 million dollars. Now can it be said that this is directly from Carroll’s video? Unlikely, the trend of airlines declining stock has been so for a while; however, there is no denying his video had somewhat of an impact on this.
After United realized how much negative attention they were receiving in this matter, they attempted to contact Carroll and ‘make things right’. Carroll wanted nothing to do with them in this matter, and thanked them for smashing his guitar saying, “If my guitar had to be smashed due to extreme negligence I’m glad it was you that did it. Now sit back and enjoy the show.”
The amount of publicity Carroll has gotten from all of this, you can’t put a price on. It has given him more media attention then he could have done on his own. Whether he will continue on in his musical career or simply be known for his United Breaks Guitars songs is yet to be seen; however, we will enjoy the show as it unfolds.
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