“We see potential beyond the restroom.”

Yes, ever. And I’m not just saying that because I’m still at work after 10 PM, cresting into my 18th consecutive hour at the office today. Weeeeeee!!!!!!

StepNpulls are currently installed in a variety of businesses including call centers, restaurants, libraries and retail stores. Some of those locations include (local to the Springfield area) Wendy’s, Lowe’s, Wal-Mart, TGI Friday’s, Applebee’s and Chili’s. We hope the excitement regarding the StepNpull will be communicated up channel. That has been the case with two of the aforementioned businesses who are installing the product in several other locations.

We see potential beyond the restroom. For example, it would be convenient to have a StepNpull installed on the front door of a laundromat, shipping business or auto parts store. Any place where the user’s hands may be full and a hands-free option would be useful.

Our price will possibly creep down over time as our manufacturing quantities increase. Our current price is $16.75 but we give a price break starting at 10 units.

Well, I’ve rambled enough. I sincerely appreciate your thoughts along with those that posted.

P.S. If you work in an office with latch less restroom doors or have a place to install the product, email me and I’ll send you a couple to try first hand…errr…I mean foot.

Take care,
Mike

But…here’s the real reason it could work. It will appeal to a certain amount of people by default. If you’re pitching that device to someone who has even a small phobia regarding germs, they will look for a reason to buy and install it at their place of work for selfish reasons. Then you tag on a good sales pitch with at least some form of data, and the germophobe buyer will look for a reason to help push it through.

By the same token, you’ll have some people who will think it’s silly, because they don’t have those concerns, and they’re likely the same people who don’t even wash after trips to the restroom. Can’t win ‘em all….

Here’s where it could fail badly. People wearing open toe sandles are going to stub their toes, and that’s going to be a sticking point. It needs a really thick rubber cover on it to provide padding to prevent that, other possible injuries.

That’s where we come in. “Step n Pull Save-a-Little Piggy Pads” Just $3.95, and worth every penny to prevent a potential lawsuit.

Do I have it pegged or what?

I caught up though, and I loved the pictures. Not that I don’t appreciate the other contributors, but I didn’t go look at their pictures. I’m sure they were all great.

I actually liked the synopsis of your visit to NW Arkansas. I was not at all surprised that your Bentonville house had fallen into a neighborhood that wasn’t very well attended to, but I was surprised that the Bella Vista house’s area wasn’t well maintained.

As newer subdivisions go up, the older and now more affordable homes tend to attract occupants who don’t take much pride in things. It’s sad, but it’s true everywhere and not just NW Arkansas.

I hope you had a good visit though, and I wish I would have had business take me up there so that I could see you guys.

No!

Who are you??!!

I thought I killed you back in high school when you insulted my home economics bake-off trophy!!

Get away from me with that meat cleaver, you mean thing!

Nooooooo…..!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you try really hard, you can almost hear Ozzy singing that little jingle right there. If Mike & Co. want to use it in their commercials when they hit the big time, I expect royalty payments.

Have a great Wednesday bud…