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Posted By Digidave 1 year, 8 months ago in StyleValentines day is the most profitable day of the year for the flower industry. But when demand surgest so do prices. See what you can expect to pay if you wait until the last minute.
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nottinghills1 year, 7 months ago
1800flowers must make tons of cash today, having link from google's index page to their ads
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Beth3161 year, 7 months ago
My first job was in a florist. My boss was an ogre and working a 14 hr day ( with no breaks or lunch) and me making arrangements AND walking them all over downtown Seattle was enough to make me quit and as for the florist claiming the suppliers charge more.. in many cases, it ISN'T true. Plenty of places to get flowers is you scout them out ahead of time and NO, not the local cemetary.
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aceofspades11 year, 7 months ago
label dude doncha know water just slides off a goose's back --- or is that a duck?
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