Quote of the Day
Two-faced Chuka Umunna told Jo Coburn that he had visited an HMV store over Christmas, but when pressed on what he had bought, replied:
“Er…I actually didn’t buy anything.”
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Chuka says the best thing about window shoppping is the reflection.
+100
If I saw that twat in a store I would never use it again
Umunna’s response neatly sums up HMV’s whole problem. Too many people went to their stores and didn’t actually buy anything. Or went back home and bought it online.
In my start-up agency we had a policy of ‘in the room’ claims when padding out CVs and experience to impress clients.
Basically you could project physical presence at the time to infer perhaps more in credit than warranted.
It can of course work the other way if poorly deployed.
Better if he’d said ‘I didn’t buy nuffink.’ innit!
Ugh, it was even worse: he started the interview by saying that he bought vinyl in HMV but that he also supported independent record shops. Yeah, right!
I don’ buy enythink at HMV but lissen to musik I buy on line.