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A hot dog named after SX
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Interesting marketing tactic. 90% of their customers probably have no idea what "supercross" means.
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They have sponsored Weston Peick jgrmx McGrath and Mini major among others
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Last time I was there, which was probably better than a year ago, Weston Peick was on the drink cups. I recall he was on a Yamaha, even though JGR had already made the manufacturer switch.
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I would too. used to go to jimmy johns. but........
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RichieW13 wrote:
Interesting marketing tactic. 90% of their customers probably have no idea what "supercross" means.
Go to a local mx race, most of the kids would go there,( and maybe some dads too).
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Yeah, that makes sense to market the restaurant to a group of people. But this is the opposite. They are using a small segment to sell to the general population.
I'm glad they're doing it and hope it works for them.
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RichieW13 wrote:
Interesting marketing tactic. 90% of their customers probably have no idea what "supercross" means.
oldblood wrote:
Go to a local mx race, most of the kids would go there,( and maybe some dads too).
RichieW13 wrote:
Yeah, that makes sense to market the restaurant to a group of people. But this is the opposite. They are using a small segment to sell to the general population.
I'm glad they're doing it and hope it works for them.
A few weeks ago the tv was on the blink, so I took the family to a pizza joint that had big screens to watch supercross. They had golf,basketball, and nfl reruns, and people were barely paying attention. Within a short time after turning on sx there was interest and enthusiasm. Who knows.
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those things taste delicious but the aftermath is a total rear end reconstruction
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No location around me. I saw that logo. I'd love to support them.
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