Do door to door salesmen go to the school of hard knocks? Does this question ring a bell?

Answer 1

Sure. But many who are very smart are "tapped" into the honor society. Of course if this strokes their egos too much they tend to get a bad "rap." And I doubt you're going to find any woman that wants to date a guy whose motto is "Slam,Bam, Thank you Ma'am." But let's dwell on the successful guy that knows Avon'derful way to make door to door sales work. He doesn't sucker his customers into buying his vacuum. He doesn't periodically flip out when magazine sales are low. He doesn't ever show reference to the decrease in encyclopedia sales. He plugs on no matter if life knocks him down. He knows that this job will not take its toll on him, if all he says rings true to his consumer!

Answer 2

According to top sales corporation advisor, Sol Lisiter, the key to success hinges on the careful screening of applicants. This prohibits any potential deadbolts from being hired and eliminates the paneful expense of further schooling. It is preferred that new salesmen hob knob with the top brass until they have a handle on locking in a sale.

Answer 3

I don't know, I have attended the school of hard knocks for most of my life. I don't know that one does graduate from there. The courses seem to last a lifetime and the tuition is a killer. I was thinking that if you do ever graduate, there must be a place you can attend thereafter. I think they call it 'Dirty Mother U'

Answer 4

A door to door salesman definitely is a tough job. It builds characther,I suppose, taking all that abuse from customers. Makes you appreciate any job you get afterwards.

Answer 5

I guess they must do - after all, they're forever getting framed, that's got to knock you back a bit. But I guess they must get a buzz out of it.

Answer 6

ROFL very cute:)