Running a Sales Booth #SaSaSalsa

By Larry Chiang

A basic staple in America is salsa. White people eat more salsa than ketchup. A basic staple of business is the ‘sales booth’. This tactically detailed ‘Sa Sa Salsa’ recipe is a sequel to the legendary Gua Gua Guacamole

‘Sa Sa Salsa: Engineering 145 Technique of Running a Sales Booth’

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‘Sa Sa Salsa’ recipe is a sequel to the legendary Gua Gua Guacamole

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