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05-13-2005, 06:46 PM
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Mr. Mint -- Alan Rosen
Posted By: DJ
I think this thread is losing steam but I think the 'no such thing as bad publicity' only works if there is merit in your talent and you have something to offer to the general public. Talented people like Paris Hilton can get away with this but a baseball card dealer, I don't think so. What Rosen does is show the world this loveable money waving side and then when you meet him, he acts like you are intruding on his time by trading odors with him. 
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