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    “But wait, there’s more!” is the phrase everyone has heard but not everyone knows was made popular by Ron Popeil, the father of TV infomercials and salesman of the famous Chop-o-matic and Veg-o-matic, both of which were his father’s inventions Popeil got his start at Woolworth’s flagship store in Chicago, selling the aforementioned
  • But Wait… There’s More! – Preaching Points
    Each “unbeatable offer” is followed with the words, “But wait! There’s more!” Empty promises wrapped in words of hope But when it comes to the incredible love of God… just when you think you’ve heard it all… “But wait… there’s more!” Zephaniah 3:17 (NIV)… The LORD your God is with you, “But wait… there’s more!”
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    dominance of sin – but wait! There’s more! He also wants to free you from the destructive effects of sin on your physical body (v 23) This is the unimaginable final act of redemption that occurs after this life: when God provides every believer with a new body unstained and free from the presence of sin Hope for the unseen (vv 24-25)
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    The popularity of the line “But wait, there’s more” skyrocketed following the start of the TV series PitchMen, which was originally named “But wait…There’s More” featuring Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan Image macro memes, containing the catchphrase started emerging online in 2012, featuring a screen capture of Billy Mays from the series
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    1 Peter 1:6-12, “But Wait, There’s More!” If you’ve ever spent a sleepless night watching infomercials on late-night TV, you remember Ron Popeil’s famous catchphrase: “But wait! There’s more…” Whatever he was selling at the time, there was always some additional gimmick or gift to try to attract attention and sales (in the next 30…
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    Ron Popeil died this week You may not know the name, but you do know the lines “But wait, there’s more,” and “Set it and forget it ” “As Seen on TV,” was a Popeil invention As was “It slices It dices ” You know or have heard of the products, from the Veg-O-Matic to the spray can to cover bald spots or the Pocket Fisherman You recall the name of his company: Ronco
  • Ron Popeil - Wikipedia
    Ronald Martin Popeil [1] ( p oʊ ˈ p iː l poh-PEEL; [2] May 3, 1935 – July 28, 2021) was an American inventor and marketing personality, and founder of the direct response marketing company Ronco He made appearances in infomercials for the Showtime Rotisserie and coined the phrase "Set it, and forget it!" as well as popularizing the phrase, "But wait, there's more!"
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    The Tom Waits song "Step Right Up" from Closing Time parodies this Stock Phrase and the associated commercial banter by endlessly cataloging all possible amenties into a single pitch Waits was very upset when Frito-Lay used a soundalike for a Cheetos ad "Weird Al" Yankovic's early song "Mr Popeil" is an homage to Ron Popeil's commercials, in the musical style of The B-52s
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    A “but wait, there’s more!” suddenly muddles our perceptions and makes it harder to judge the offer that’s just been presented to us ” Robert Cialdini, Author of But Wait…There’s More “But wait, there’s more” may sound like a cheesy persuasion technique, but the reason why it’s so popular is because it works “But wait
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    Look on the bright side Informercial people determined that $19 95 is the price not to exceed They’ve used the “but wait, there’s more, here’s another free one” so much people expect this now So, In essence, the tactic you don’t like get’s the consumers an extra product within this price range if they ever decide to buy





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