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blaz88
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 Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2011 7:02 am Post subject: Profitable innovation |
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| The other day I while I was in Renoma shopping center, I noticed an American guy with about 7-8 Polish students, sitting on the sofas outside the entrance of Empik. I decided to observe. He seemed to have a system of individual conversations with himself, others going to do free reading in Empik, and then students speaking english amoung themselves. Regardless of what activities were planned, it seemed like an interesting and free resource center to take advantage of. I believe one could spend all day reading in the new Empik in Wroclaw and not be bothered. |
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Jack Walker
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| Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2011 1:19 pm Post subject: |
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| Hard to believe the store "detectives" in any Polish store/shopping mall would allow such a thing.They are legendary in their quest for power and aggressive and irritating actions to deter people from carrying out their shopping duties. |
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maniak
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| It sounds like somebody I know, he would take them around Wroclaw and have them interact with their surroundings, in a supermarket, Ostrow Tumski, at a bar... doing stuff like explaining the things or people they saw, what you would or should do here, and speaking to Poles only in English, pretending they were Estonians or something. |
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