cafe

<p>If you’ve ever been involved in network marketing either as a distributor or a customer<br />cafe will have you nodding and laughing out loud. And if you haven't you'll still laugh<br />too much to risk reading cafe in a public place.</p><p>cafe is told by Ed Sharock a burnt-out advertising copywriter who will lose his job unless he<br />comes up with a winning brand for an American pet-food company. Although Ed is elated<br />when he hits the jackpot he is dismayed to find that the miraculous products are sold only<br />through network marketing which he detests. But the attraction of huge incomes and the<br />magnetism of Nat Cohen a leading member of the network suck Ed and his friend Sid<br />Willis into giving it a try. Ed struggles through prospecting his 'warm circle' until he hits the<br />brick wall of the cold call. Does he find a way over the wall or turn and run?</p><p>Ed lets us into his quirky and highly inventive mind as he grapples with handling rejection<br />sexual preferences loyalty and finally the demands of his conscience.<br />While cafe hilariously sends up network marketing there are also truths for those<br />contemplating it.</p><p>When your friend calls to invite you to a mysterious business meeting insist that he first<br />read cafe .</p>