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Researchers have looked at 3,232 full-page ads published in 1983, 1993 and 2003 in the popular magazines Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Esquire, Playboy, Newsweek and Time. They found sexual imagery in 20 percent of the ads. Using sex to sell everything from alcohol to banking services has increased over the years: 15 percent of ads studied used sex as a selling point in 1983. That percentage grew to 27 percent in 2003.

Sex and productivity: not something most people think about correlating.
Though our personal lives and business lives may overlap, most of us are diligent about keeping them separate. If we’re constantly inundated by sex in the media, why is it taboo to talk about it? Especially if learning more about sex could make you better in business. In 2004, a British study showed sex makes people happier than money. Engaging in activities with a partner once a week created a happiness equivalent to an additional $50,000 in annual income. Being in a stable marriage with regular sexual activity boosted happiness even more—an equivalent of an additional $100,000 in annual income. On the other hand, divorce created the emotional equivalent to losing $66,000 in annual income.

Greetings; my given name is Richard Harrison and the facility we have entered is a retail establishment that specializes in unredeemed goods, which is the legal property of yours truly. I currently employ my paternal parental unit, alias, "Elderly Male," and the offspring of oneself, whose given name is Corey Harrison, yet has assumed the identity, "Large Hoss." Each individual item currently possessed by my fine retail establishment beholds a lengthy narrative and of course, this being a legal retail establishment, can be acqulred for reasonable compensation. I have been the legal facilitator of this established haberdashery since the year MCMXCV, and in those XXI years, I have been gradually lnformed that; thy shall, at no time in the past, future, or present, be aware of by means of observation or inqulry, any details whatsoever of the material goods that will proceed past the aperture of my structure where goods are acquired and distributed simultaneously.