It's called the "Mad Rush Syndrome". This is a phenomena. It works in almost everything that is hyped. Let's look realistically at it. Can someone come up with examples where we see the "mad rush syndrome" in our every day lives ?
Time is money Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW". Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society. That's entertaining.
<< <i>Time is money Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW". Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society. That's entertaining.
You guys like me rambling over here ? >>
You ramble with the best of us. Ramble away! Think of the 24 hour lines just to spend big money for the newest game thingy or toy. JT
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<< <i>Time is money Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW". Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society. That's entertaining.
You guys like me rambling over here ? >>
............you're right! and at times it can get down right dangerous! i recall the walmart trampling death!!
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It's called the "Mad Rush Syndrome". This is a phenomena. It works in almost everything that is hyped. Let's look realistically at it. Can someone come up with examples where we see the "mad rush syndrome" in our every day lives ?
It's happening here in the northeast even as we speak! (post) Sunday morning forecast, short version
Light snow during the morning , windy , cloudy , chance of precipitation 60 % Accumulation up to one inch .
The groceries and gas stations are busy . I got my gallon of gas for sunday nite into monday AM , when it,s an expected 2-5 . Just wanted to beat the 'Rush"
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Let's look realistically at it. Can someone come up with examples where we see the "mad rush syndrome" in our every day lives ?
Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW".
Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society.
You guys like me rambling over here ?
<< <i>Time is money
Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW".
Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society.
You guys like me rambling over here ?
You ramble with the best of us. Ramble away!
Think of the 24 hour lines just to spend big money for the newest
game thingy or toy.
JT
I collect all 20th century series except gold including those series that ended there.
<< <i>Time is money
Who would sit outside of a store for hours and hours just to be the first person to buy something ?
The time spent waiting is not valueable , is it ? A strange phenomena, but often times entertaining to watch on the news while doing nothing. So we tune in to who's waving at the camera in the morning outside of the "Good Morning Dummy news show".
These people will not get it. We have the media to thank. It creates a sense of urgency to "GET IT NOW".
Talk shows are designed around our stupidity as a society.
You guys like me rambling over here ?
............you're right! and at times it can get down right dangerous! i recall the walmart trampling death!!
<< <i>You guys like me rambling over here ? >>
Joe, you're just a ramblin' guy.
Let's look realistically at it. Can someone come up with examples where we see the "mad rush syndrome" in our every day lives ?
It's happening here in the northeast even as we speak! (post)
Sunday morning forecast, short version
Light snow during the morning , windy , cloudy , chance of precipitation 60 %
Accumulation up to one inch .
The groceries and gas stations are busy . I got my gallon of gas for sunday
nite into monday AM , when it,s an expected 2-5 . Just wanted to beat the 'Rush"