Potential clients are more likely.....
- Thread starter djsarge
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Is this a guess by us? If so, I say florist, as they probably have had more contact with a florist than a DJ or baker.
I'd go with B for bakery 
I only call the florist when somebody dies, and I have an iPod and a Zune
Forgot to mention -- I eat all the time
I only call the florist when somebody dies, and I have an iPod and a Zune
Forgot to mention -- I eat all the time
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I'll go with "A" Florist, since people tend to send flowers for all sorts of occasions and reasons.
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Sickness, Death, Get out of the doghouse (if you're a husband), Valentines Day, etc. etc. so forth and so on.....
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Sickness, Death, Get out of the doghouse (if you're a husband), Valentines Day, etc. etc. so forth and so on.....
I'll go with "A" Florist, since people tend to send flowers for all sorts of occasions and reasons.
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Sickness, Death, Get out of the doghouse (if you're a husband), Valentines Day, etc. etc. so forth and so on.....
Huh...?
Maybe it's just me, but I eat 2-3 times a day -- I send flowers once every couple years...
The Baker rules! We use Torino's bakery here in Newburgh (it's on speed dial)
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There's not too many real bakeries around here. Just a bunch of part-time bottom-feeding "cake-makers" and of course...Wal*Mart...LOL
There's not too many real bakeries around here. Just a bunch of part-time bottom-feeding "cake-makers" and of course...Wal*Mart...LOL
Same here no bakery in our small town or the few small towns surrounding us. Which is surprising it being NY and all. We do have 2 bakeries in the nearest 2 large towns though and of course there's always Wal-Mart and the grocery stores which is sadly what people opt for most of the times these days. The advent of supermarkets put most of the hometown bakeries out of business. The only place I've been where you consistently see bakeries in every neighborhood is NYC. Even then in the "up and coming" neighborhoods bakeries are being left by the way side.
Jeez a guy cannot even get a decent Canoli these days!
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Huh...?
Maybe it's just me, but I eat 2-3 times a day -- I send flowers once every couple years...
The Baker rules! We use Torino's bakery here in Newburgh (it's on speed dial)
Can't recall EVER going to a real baker.... I mean EVER.... I do go to Panera Bread Company a few times a year, though.
I send flowers about 2x a year, and my wife probably does about 6 - 8x a year.
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I would say that the majority of the Wedding cakes at the receptions that we've been involved with have been made by individuals rather than a bakery.
Same here... here mostly done by friends of the family... some cakes have been damn good both looking and tasteing.
There's not too many real bakeries around here. Just a bunch of part-time bottom-feeding "cake-makers" and of course...Wal*Mart...LOL
Oops...that's what I get for reading from the top down!
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I can't really speak to that as a whole, but our cake was made at the catering hall by the caterer.
Don't know about you folks -- but, when I need baking done -- I go to a pro...
When I need to get baked I just go see my friend up the street he gets the good stuff!..... oh wait you actually mean baked goods as in cakes.... nevermind me then, carry on.
Check this out...
You pop into Torino's at about 6-7 am -- they give ya free coffee, and a canoli, while they ask ya what ya want.
PS. If they know ya, you can get a shot of Anisette in the espresso
You pop into Torino's at about 6-7 am -- they give ya free coffee, and a canoli, while they ask ya what ya want.
PS. If they know ya, you can get a shot of Anisette in the espresso
Gotta go with "bakery" on this one... At least in my area, there are a couple of fantastic bakeries left that people flock to...
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Don't know about you folks -- but, when I need baking done -- I go to a pro...
I go to my wife....
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