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3 Martini Lunch

Democratic Debates Round 2, FBI Botches Nassar Scandal, Beto’s Mom Breaks Silence

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and guest host Greg Knapp break down the next round of Democratic debates beginning tonight. They shake their heads at the FBI and other agencies being implicated in the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal. And they discuss Beto O’Rourke’s mother publicly offering campaign advice for her son.

(Gregory Knapp is a Speaker, Coach, and Talk Show Host. You can learn more about him and get a free gift at gregorybknapp.com. His podcast, Find Your Purpose-Live Your Passion is available on Apple Podcasts/iTunes.)

Hosted by Jim Geraghty, with guest GKGreg Knapp

Discussion (3)

  • Arahant@Arahant

    That Oracle commercial drives me nuts. Selling based on companies' having a bunch of separate business systems would be like Ford selling based on:

    Tired of feeding that horse? Tired of mucking out the stalls in the barn? Why not try a horseless carriage?

    I haven't encountered a business that didn't have a business suite in years, maybe decades. There are some industries that even have custom offerings of business suites out there: manufacturing, construction, etc. The problems business owners face is more likely to be problems with their current business suite, and Oracle should be selling more along the lines of:

    Outgrown your old business suite? Having to go get a cup of coffee as it slowly grinds through month-end or management reports? We can help!

  • Arahant@Arahant
    Replyingtokedavis

    kedavis (View Comment):

    As far as I’m concerned, As long as they sponsor the podcast, they can make whatever silly claims they like.

    True. I'm just saying that it's not going to resonate with most businesses. So, they might not sell much this way, thus they might not continue sponsoring. Now, if Jim or Greg were to read this and go back to them and say, "You know, guys..."