CHICAGO -
March 2, 2019 -
PRLog -- By Jose Franco: In an attempt to lose 15 pounds, I've started going for longer walks in my Park Slope neighborhood. As I walked by the Brooklyn Museum, I noticed a sign which states the opposite of what my wife wants me to do. ("Do Not Disappear Into Silence"). My biggest challenge as a small business owner consist of my inner battle deciding whether to speak out or remain silent regarding national politics. In 2018, I threw caution to the wind and commented on 200+ New York Times, Washington Post and Huff Post articles encouraging readers to mobilize and to think for themselves. I opted to comment online instead of sharing unsolicited advice with Stoop Juice walk-in customers. My in store attempts have produced mixed results, like when I engaged a hat wearing patron who seemed troubled, as he ordered a juice. He sighed and rolled his eyes as I asked, "Do you know what agape is? On another occasion, I refused to honor a certificate for a complementary 60 day juice cleanse to an individual who agreed to be featured in the "Benefits Of Juicing" documentary, because he didn't honor a mutual agreement. These misunderstandings have convinced my wife and business partner, I need to avoid offering unsolicited advice and solely focus on selling juices and smoothies. My wife believes as a byproduct of my interactions, the shop's website was hacked and I was pranked called by someone who claimed to be Donald Trump.
Despite my wife's opposition, In January of 2018, I started collecting signatures to run for President of The United States. Continue reading at
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