My friend George sent me a link to this great set of joke product concepts from the Onion.
It's very funny stuff -- but also a good reminder that bringing non-trivial value propositions to market is often a non-trival undertaking.
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I remember the first time I saw vanilla cherry Dr Pepper at the store.
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