Presidential Candidate Lures In Voters with Great Korea Perfume {The 5th Sense in the News}
The semi-covert operation called "The Perfume of the President" has a Big-Brother flavor to it and seemed not long ago to be safely relegated to the realm of science-fiction but its has been conducted for real since the beginnings of the presidential campaign and will be ultimately tested on December 19, 2007 when voters make their ways to the voting urns. Lee Myung-Bak has already a 30-point advance in the polls.
According to Reuters, a militant Kwon Hae-Jin said that even smokers were responsive to the charm of the perfume telling her that she smelled good.
This is a new twist on the notion of charisma and what a perfume subliminally associated with a celebrity can do to your brains. (via L'express and Reuters)
Previous Posts in The Fifth Sense in the News:
George Dodd Sniffy About Celebs Perfumes, Others Are Believers
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If this works I must get some ~ to secretly spritz my office. Quit blogging etc to devote more energies to work; which is paying off as I'm getting promoted to a supervisory position over a couple of folks that have been there a hell of a lot longer then I have. And keeping it on perfume topix...I do make a point of wearing the fumes that I've gotten positive feed back about from those folks.
Buuuuut the only problem being a supervisor is that this means motivating my team to be proactive & grow the business with enthusiasm. Any pleasant an non whip-cracking means of keeping the team focused, hopeful & passionate about the work would be we well worth a personal investment.
So let us know when it hits the market, if it hits the market.
Posted by: Fragrant Funster | December 15, 2007