This Wall Street Corkscrew Lets Users Vent a Little Frustration
Michael Baxter — February 12, 2014 — Art & Design
The world has a serious love hate relationship with Wall Street right now. From the Occupy movement to the Wolf of Wall Street, the business capital of America has been receiving a lot of attention recently. This corkscrew was made for those who may not have had the best luck with the business giant and want a little payback.
Wall Street is a harsh place to work. Business-minded individuals stage hostile takeovers and make big plays on the market at a breakneck pace. It's not for everyone and sometimes people just get "screwed." For those who have been screwed by Wall Street, this is the ultimate corkscrew for you.
The opener is built like the corner of the street with the sign but rather than having one of the streets it says, "Screwed by Wall Street." Feel free to vent into a bottle of wine with it.
Wall Street is a harsh place to work. Business-minded individuals stage hostile takeovers and make big plays on the market at a breakneck pace. It's not for everyone and sometimes people just get "screwed." For those who have been screwed by Wall Street, this is the ultimate corkscrew for you.
The opener is built like the corner of the street with the sign but rather than having one of the streets it says, "Screwed by Wall Street." Feel free to vent into a bottle of wine with it.
Trend Themes
1. Social Activism - This trend highlights the growing public attention and criticism towards Wall Street and the business capital of America, creating opportunities for businesses and organizations to align their products and services with social activism causes.
2. Hostile Takeovers - This trend focuses on the ruthless and aggressive tactics employed by business-minded individuals in Wall Street, opening up opportunities for innovative strategies and solutions that disrupt the traditional notion of corporate takeovers.
3. Cathartic Products - This trend explores the demand for products that provide emotional release and catharsis for individuals who have experienced negative experiences with Wall Street, presenting opportunities for businesses to create therapeutic and symbolic items.
Industry Implications
1. Social Justice - This industry can leverage the trend of social activism to develop campaigns, initiatives, and products that address the concerns and demands raised against Wall Street and promote economic fairness.
2. Business Consulting - This industry can tap into the trend of hostile takeovers to offer unique consulting services and strategies that disrupt conventional approaches to corporate acquisitions and mergers.
3. Lifestyle Products - This industry can capitalize on the trend of cathartic products to create a range of items, from novelty items to wellness products, that offer emotional release and healing for those who have been 'screwed' by Wall Street.
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