The View on Marketing

[Cory Smith]

 

[Sherbert]

Both wrong as its actually cooked vinegared rice.

They are thinking of sashimi.

 

[gordo]

Both wrong as its actually cooked vinegared rice.

They are thinking of sashimi.

Mmmm, I think not. They are talking about sushi rolls.

Best gordo

 

[michaelejahn]

I would for SmartSoft - a mail software developer.

If it were up to our Marketing or Engineering types, Prepress would be Pre-Pre-mailing system. Printing services would be Pre-mailing system.

 

[Sherbert]

Mmmm, I think not. They are talking about sushi rolls.

Best gordo

Like calling a Ham Sandwich, just Ham then

 

[gordo]

Like calling a Ham Sandwich, just Ham then

OK, Now I understand, she (marketing) is talking about sashimi but he (engineering) is talking about sushi rolls.

Come to think of it - that makes it even more reflective of what often happens between marketing and engineering - and therefore even funnier! (Well to me anyway).

Thanks for pointing that out.

best, gordo

 

[Sherbert]

Glad to be of service!

 

[printsnpaints]

Pretty funny, I don't think marketers and engineers will ever see eye to eye.

 

[michaelejahn]

Pretty funny, I don't think marketers and engineers will ever see eye to eye.

Oh, we do - think knife fight.

 

[ilovemedia]

That's a funny strip. Well, perspectivalism, that is.

 

[iamgemini]

I think the whole distinction between what raw fish/rice product they are referring to only helps enhance the nature of the joke. Them calling it 'sushi' holds the same connotation as calling both a press and a desk jet a 'printer'. Most people refer to raw fish as 'sushi' no matter how it is prepared.

 

[printchesco]

It's even funnier because as what Sherbert pointed out, they're not even referring to the right thing.