Someone pays money for such primitive writings? May be I can get some part-time job? ^_^ One who wants to learn how to sell fruits or vegetables should visit s

Someone pays money for such primitive writings? May be I can get some part-time job? ^_^ One who wants to learn how to sell fruits or vegetables should visit some big Asian bazar (local word for a marketplace) and take a look. Most of sellers are gurus of merchandising, which in this context means how to place fruits, which ones to put together, which ones to put aside, which ones in customer's reach, which one only to display, aren't some kind of WF innovations, but quite old ideas. And instead of flowers they put fresh tiny branches with leafs, as if they were accidentally cut in harvesting. And of course, the ideas about showing boxes, as if it was just fresh delivery, or putting drops of water on fruits, or making a fresh cuts, giving you some fruit to touch or to smell, and so on. The best markets I have seen was inside and around Kashmir valley, and, of course, street vendors in Nepal's capital Kathmandu. So, this article is something like, I don't know, an amateur take to the subject. ^_^ And all that Whole Foods thing is just for people who know no better. Fresh means when it comes morning time directly from a tree or from a field by people who brought stuff to sellers.))