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REDBOX was started in the early 2000's by a guy named Gregg Kaplan who
worked in a think tank lab at McDonalds in Chicago. These guys were constantly
exploring ways to bring more value to their Customers. Being the outright
leader in providing the best food value in QSR with products like the BIG MAC,
$.99 Double Cheeseburgers, and Chicken McNuggets, McDonald's owns the VALUE
MENU.
Today there are almost 40,000 kiosks in about 30,000 locations across North
America. You can usually find a kiosk at your favorite neighborhood grocery,
drug or convenience store. Believe it or not about 70% of US homes are within 5
minutes of at least one REDBOX, often more like 3 or four. Now that's simple and easy!
REDBOX makes it easy to reserve a movie or game you want through your
computer or mobile phone. All you do is set-up a REDBOX account, search for movies and games you want and simply reserve your selections online. Then pick up your selections at your favorite kiosk. Within minutes you’re being entertained at home for the
lowest prices on earth. Nightly rentals are $1.20 for standard
definition movies, $1.50 for Blu-ray movies and $2.00 for games.
After 40 years of hearing that
resoundingly familiar song "I like to buy the world a COKE and keep it
company...." and all its renditions over the years, the powers of Coke,
Google and the creative genius of 70 year old Harvey Gabor recreate the magic
of "Hilltop" shot in Italy in 1971. Harvey may be one of the six
grand old men of advertising yet he still has the creative juices to
collaborate and advance a great idea!
Next the iPhone. Most thought it would never really catch on big and that the Blackberry was the winner. After all the iPhone was very expensive and lacked a keyboard. Well, now the iPhone is the leading smart phone and along with our iPods we're beginning to say but don't i need an iPad and iMac too? Just amazing how this brand has taken over our lives by a guy named Steve Jobs.

And now the crowds build for every store opening and there are actually groupies that attend every store grand opening hoping to be one of the first 100 to receive the grand opening T-shirt...attempting to collect them all. The grand-opening shirts and their minimalist design hark to the first of Apple's more than 300 stores, which launched in McLean, Va., and Glendale, Calif., over a decade ago. Most are black with white lettering. But Apple sometimes marks major new openings with a special design or color, such as red for this year's Hong Kong debut.
I'm quite surprised that Apple hasn't designed the T-shirts to feed the collection (or should we say bragging rights) fever and steal a page from the Hard Rock Cafe...same logo on every shirt with a simple listing of the city below the logo. "Oh, were you at the Beijing China Apple store opening? Wow aren't you cool!"