Things have really changed

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Dear Friends,
I worked for Boots in the eary 80's and wow have things changed.
When I came into the industry most or the reps were men and they had all been in their jobs 25+ years. Now you can be let go because of any reason what so ever. Sometimes I like to tell new reps what it was like to leave samples with out a signature form. I could even take a doctor and his wife out to dinner with out fear of the OIG guidelines. Thanks for working with me -
 




Dear Friends,
I worked for Boots in the eary 80's and wow have things changed.
When I came into the industry most or the reps were men and they had all been in their jobs 25+ years. Now you can be let go because of any reason what so ever. Sometimes I like to tell new reps what it was like to leave samples with out a signature form. I could even take a doctor and his wife out to dinner with out fear of the OIG guidelines. Thanks for working with me -


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Where did you work? Know any old AL Boot's reps?
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Bob Neal, Art Bellmano, Peter Reid, John Smith of Waco Texas, Danny Deloach, Jim Prince, Lenny Bugay,Jim Lee, Bob Kosto, GO Miller,
Mr McBride from Wisconson, Hoyt H from Colorado, Luis Sanchez, Mario Gonzalez who sold inyectables.

Great memories guys!
 




















Brad Baker.....I remember him. He hired his 'meat salesman' son-in-law, who accused me of kicking his ass at a sales meeting. What a pus_y.

There were many very strange personalities at Boots, especially in the late 70's and early 80's.

Good training, with Bob Kosta, and Stanly Huckaby, but was glad to get out and get a real job.

Lots of goofy skits, and antics at meetings. Guess most of it just flowed from the "green room" experiences.
 



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