Dispensary Corner 04 Sep 14
September 4, 2014
CLOSE shave.
If you’re looking to re-stock
your pharmacy’s shaving
products, you could consider
a way which, while expensive,
would fund one of Britain’s
top snowboarders to the next
Winter Olympics.
Zoe Gillings is raising funds
to attend Pyeongchang 2018
through her newly launched
business, PoundShaveClub,
where customers sign up to a
shaving plan, receiving a razor
and four blades a month in
the post from about $6.20, the
Telegraph reported.
‘X’ MARKS the washer.
If your pharmacy is near a
beach and you see hoards of
people bearing metal detectors
scouring the sand, you may
have been visited by German
artist Michael Sailstorfer, who
recently buried thirty gold bars,
and a whole lot of washers, in
Folkestone, England, as part
of an arts festival, Sapa-AFP
reported.
The bars are worth about
$17,715 - the washers, not so
much; the festival curator has
said treasure hunters will find “a
lot of washers before you find
any gold,” the BBC reported.
Apparently it’s been effective
though, with one hunter telling
the Guardian it was the first art
in the world that had made him
jump in a car to see it straight
away, Sapa-AFP reported.
Maybe a promotion to try for
your pharmacy?!
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