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We'll make one more attempt at doing something different - what would happen if we just took $1 million dollars and tried giving it away to random people:

>The next morning, you tuck a huge wad of thousand dollar bills into your wallet and take the bus to the nearest shopping mall.
>You pick a spot in front of Marland's, the most popular department store in the mall.
>It is only 10:30 in the morning, but there are lots of shoppers coming in and out.
>You pull a thousand dollar bill out of your wallet and hold it up. "Can I give someone this thousand dollar bill?" you call out.
>No one stops. "Get your thousand dollar bills right here!" you shout.
>Shoppers walk right past you into the store.
>"Anyone want a free thousand dollar bill?" you call out.
>Twenty minutes later you are still standing there, holding the first thousand dollar bill in your hand. No one has stopped. Very few people have even looked at you!
>"I'd better try a different approach," you tell yourself.

>Should you offer a larger amount of money? Or should you pick specific people out of the crowd and go up and talk to them personally?
>Offer a larger amount? Turn to PAGE 20.
>Pick out specific people? Turn to PAGE 78