Brian Bartholomew writes:
 > In my perfect world, advertising something as better when you (the
 > brand name drug company) know it's identical, and advertising
 > something as a special when you (the store) know it isn't, would be
 > trade fraud.

And in the meantime there's money to be made by establishing a
reputation for honesty.  It worked for the Quakers of the 17th and
18th centuries.  They set out to good and did very well.

Don't whine, Brian: there are no such things as problems; only
business opportunities.  If you see a business opportunity that you
don't want to address, then tell other people about it.  But don't
whine.  Never whine.

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