It was a bitterly cold winter day. The salesman decided to go
fishing and cut a hole in the ice, but didn't catch a thing. Then a
young boy came along, cut a hole in the ice nearby and proceeded to
catch fish after fish. Eventually the salesman went over to the boy
and said: "I've been here six hours and haven't caught one fish.
You've been here only half an hour and you've at least ten. What's your
secret?"
The boy replied: "Roo raf roo reep rur rurms rarm."
"Excuse me," replied the salesman, "I didn't catch what you just said."
"Roo raf roo reep rur rurms rarm," stated the boy for the second time.
"I'm sorry," said the salesman. "But I still can't understand a word you're saying."
The boy spat out a wad of ugly brown slime into his hand and said: "You have to keep your worms warm!"
Moral of the story. True sales professionals know that in order to
be successful at sales you need to keep your baiting material fresh.
If your material gets old or cold, your prospects will start to freeze
you out and your commission catch will quickly be reduced to zero.
Always make sure that any bait coming out of your mouth, is only the
best you have to offer.
"The finer the bait, the shorter the wait!" - Frank Gorshin