If they really thought it worked, why would they project continued sales of it. If the two shots really were all that was needed, as was first advertised, then once everyone got them, there would be no more revenue coming from this product.
If they really thought it worked, why would they project continued sales of it. If the two shots really were all that was needed, as was first advertised, then once everyone got them, there would be no more revenue coming from this product.
I’m a retired RE broker. We used to have sales meetings where someone company or other would be invited to make a sales pitch to us. Often a termite company. This one guy always had a great close: every time he treated a house, he told us, he always leaves a mating pair in the walls somewhere!” That’s Pfizer marketing. Never have a perfect cure.
That is Pharma in a nutshell. They KNOW a SICK society is just a wayyy better business model, and always have. Its does not pay to have people not needing them
One of the comics I have collected over the years is a single panel piece. The sole person seen is a labcoated man standing in front of a blackboard upon which he has apparently just written, “Every patient cured is a patient lost.”.
If they really thought it worked, why would they project continued sales of it. If the two shots really were all that was needed, as was first advertised, then once everyone got them, there would be no more revenue coming from this product.
I’m a retired RE broker. We used to have sales meetings where someone company or other would be invited to make a sales pitch to us. Often a termite company. This one guy always had a great close: every time he treated a house, he told us, he always leaves a mating pair in the walls somewhere!” That’s Pfizer marketing. Never have a perfect cure.
That is Pharma in a nutshell. They KNOW a SICK society is just a wayyy better business model, and always have. Its does not pay to have people not needing them
One of the comics I have collected over the years is a single panel piece. The sole person seen is a labcoated man standing in front of a blackboard upon which he has apparently just written, “Every patient cured is a patient lost.”.