Real Estate and Poles
I was driving to lunch yesterday when I passed the strangest site. A female holding up a sign that said "Open House". The sign pointed to a new development. While some cars passed her, she did this sort of wiggle-wiggle-bang-bang and smiled. Now it wasn't the kind of wiggle-wiggle bang-bang that is worthy of being done on a pole, but jiggly none-the-less. Did I forget to mention that she was basically wearing Daisy Duke like shorts and a blue jeans t-shirt tied in a knot at her cleavage?
I'm wondering how many of the stares turned into actual development visits? Did any of those cars actually take the turn towards the neighborhood and take a tour?
I was under the impression that house hunting was done by the woman of the household. I know that my sister-in-law is in charge of finding a new house for my brother's family. She's in charge of finding the homes, meeting the real estate agent and then letting my brother know on a scale of one to ten her opinion. I know for sure that she would not go to look at the home that this woman was advertising.
So what were these advertisers thinking?
I'm wondering how many of the stares turned into actual development visits? Did any of those cars actually take the turn towards the neighborhood and take a tour?
I was under the impression that house hunting was done by the woman of the household. I know that my sister-in-law is in charge of finding a new house for my brother's family. She's in charge of finding the homes, meeting the real estate agent and then letting my brother know on a scale of one to ten her opinion. I know for sure that she would not go to look at the home that this woman was advertising.
So what were these advertisers thinking?
21 Comments:
I would go!
By Big Ben, at 10:12 PM
yeah... seems pretty random to me. i wouldn't be interested. and if i were shopping for houses with my man/husband (if i HAD a man/husband), i think i'd be a little put off by that whole scene and even more so if he wanted to check out the house because of her.
weird!
By megabrooke, at 7:04 AM
I only want to live in a home advertised by some cheap floozy.
By Anonymous, at 7:24 AM
Obvious, the wrong thing. To me that would give me the impression that this company is not very professional.
By Drywall Mom, at 11:03 AM
Maybe they thought there's more bisexual women in the area than most people know?
By -Papa, at 11:21 AM
Is the housing market that bad? I read a headline about the slow sales. Is this a new ploy?
By The Egg, at 12:54 PM
i have no idea. lol.
By Anonymous, at 4:59 PM
Hee. That would crack me up....
Cxx
By Claire, at 1:04 PM
That is very odd.
By Rocketstar, at 1:41 PM
Perhaps they were advertising a whorehouse development.
By blackcrag, at 1:47 PM
Sex does sell apparently!
By twolf1920, at 2:33 PM
In this day and age, women are still used in such a degrading way, no?
How're the exams? Or did you mention it in your blog and missed it?
By missy, at 3:22 PM
Was it bad jiggle like the kind of jiggle she shouldn't be wearing that jiggle? =)
By Cara Bara, at 3:29 PM
Guess the housing market in the US is pretty bad then.... WOuld get my attention though. Will be starting house-hunting myself soon. Too bloody expensive to live in London.
By Dr Vegas, at 6:00 PM
Genious! hahahah
By Scott, at 12:15 AM
I don't think I would go if it were me but it would be interesting to see who did and why...
By Anonymous, at 8:17 AM
It sounds like she probably got a lot of attention, and that is probably what they paid her to do.
By Mr. Shife, at 5:54 PM
I think that I am going house hunting now.
By :P fuzzbox, at 2:42 PM
sounds scandalous to me. lol
By Anonymous, at 8:15 PM
"wiggle-wiggle-bang-bang"...is that the technical term? ;) j/k.
We actually have a lot of those around here (there are a ton of new developments near where I live) and I've actually wondered how many people the "wiggle-wiggle-bang-bang" entices to go look at the new development.
By Katie, at 12:44 AM
So how much did they want for the house? ;^)
By Aaron, at 7:34 AM
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