If a restaurant’s ceiling fans and air ducts are filthy, what can you conclude about the food?

Or do these things matter at all?

One third of Rush Limbaugh’s radio listeners have disappeared since October.

Could this affect your advertising

In the real world, manufacturers create, and retailers stock, things they believe people will want.

Sometimes, they’re wrong.

People who know the least often consider themselves knowledgeable.

This “Dunning-Kruger Effect” is part of the reason for so many bad advertisements.

Doing more of what isn’t working is the definition of Nutz, isn’t it?