A Special Poem regarding the relationship HP has with the industry's media!
April is national poetry month! So, I wrote a poem describing how I see the relationship our industry's media has with HP.
HP called the industry's media and suggested they say; Amplify is OK;
The media told HP that according to The End Of The Day Ray! Amplify sucks, so to say differently, they would need trucks full of bucks!
HP agreed to pay because on, The End Of The Day with Ray! HP has zero say; even if they decided to pay, it could never be enough to sway Ray.
So, before you sign up with Amplify, all the great things you heard might be a lie!
Happy poetry month!
Ray Stasieczko Host of #theendofthedaywithray
HP called the industry's media and suggested they say; Amplify is OK;
The media told HP that according to The End Of The Day Ray! Amplify sucks, so to say differently, they would need trucks full of bucks!
HP agreed to pay because on, The End Of The Day with Ray! HP has zero say; even if they decided to pay, it could never be enough to sway Ray.
So, before you sign up with Amplify, all the great things you heard might be a lie!
Happy poetry month!
Ray Stasieczko Host of #theendofthedaywithray
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