I Will Never Look at the Pink Mini Scoop the Same Way Again!

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing humorous anecdotes and personal experiences related to the Pink Mini Scoop and other Pampered Chef products, highlighting how certain items can evoke unexpected associations or comparisons during shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a story about a guest at a show who compared the Pink Mini Scoop to a body part, which has since influenced how they view the product.
  • Another participant humorously suggests renaming the scoop as the "Boobie Scoop."
  • Several users mention similar experiences where products reminded them or others of various body parts, leading to laughter and light-hearted discussions.
  • One participant recalls a customer likening the Mini-Whipper to an IUD, which affected their ability to present it at shows.
  • Another participant describes how their husband made a humorous comparison of the scoop to a urine sample container.
  • One participant notes that they have sold several "boobie scoops" since adopting the playful terminology.
  • Another participant reflects on how they initially saw the scoop as just a container until prompted by others' comments.
  • A participant shares a story about a product resembling something seen in an OB/GYN's office, eliciting mixed reactions from guests.
  • One participant mentions that the Salad Tongs were compared to a speculum, which made it difficult for them to use the product afterward.
  • Another participant discusses the humorous reception of the term "Booby Scoop" at a cluster meeting, while also noting the importance of context in using such terms.
  • One participant expresses discomfort with the term "booby scoop," emphasizing the need to be mindful of language that may offend some customers.
  • Another participant acknowledges the concern but feels comfortable using the term with certain groups who would appreciate the humor.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the appropriateness of using playful terms like "booby scoop," with some participants finding it humorous while others express discomfort with such language.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal anecdotes and reactions to product comparisons, reflecting a light-hearted approach to discussing product presentations in a social setting.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for relatable experiences or humorous anecdotes to share during their own shows may find this thread engaging.

wadesgirl
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Sorry for the long title but it is a very funny story.

I had a very rowdy show last night (very fun but rowdy). I was showing off the new pink items when one of the ladies said that from the top, the Pink Mini Scoop looks like a BOOB! You know when someone mentions something and you think of it every time you see that item again. Well, that is permentaly (sp?) stuck in my head! I had a show tonight and started talking about the pink products and couldn't help but mention what the lady pointed out last night!
 
The Boobie Scoop has a nice ring to it don't you think!!:p
 
hahahah, now that I think about it, she kind of has a point! heheh!
Let's see how many boobie scoops we can sell!
 
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It's the same with the EAD and the whipped cream bikini a host's mom told my director! I will never not think of that story when I see the EAD!
 
funny you mentioned that. Last month, my director said that a guest asked if it was a boob because of breast cancer awareness month. Some minds thinks alike. LoL
 
When I took the scoop out of the package, my DH looked at it & said the exact same thing! He's really right though! :D
 
I had a customer once say that the Mini-Whipper looked like an IUD.....never could talk about it at shows after that!
 
:eek: When I showed the scoop to my DH he said it looked like something to use to give a urine sample.
 
So far I have sold 7 boobie scoops.
 
When I read this earlier today I thought everyone had odd imaginations. I had looked at the scoop and saw nothing at all the would make you think of....anything other than a "container with a flat side". After reading this I went and picked it up...turned it all around...and then...OH MY :eek: ..you are right!!

I took it in to show my teenage daughter. I held it up and said, "What do you think this looks like?" She stared at it a minute then her eyes popped open exactly like this....:eek: . We both burst out laughing.

There are some things I would prefer to find out AFTER doing my May shows!!
 
When I showed the NEW Micro Scraper at a show last month, a lady said that it looked like something she saw in her OB/GYN's office earlier in the day.

Some of the guest laugh and the others said "WHAT"

:chef:
 
I've been told that the Salad Tongs look like a speculum. Made it hard for me to use it for salad for a while.
 
I had a lady at my show Friday night notice the same thing...what a riot!! But you know, she is right. I wonder if it was planned that way? Inquiring minds want to know?????:D
 
At my cluster meeting today I mentioned the Booby Scoop and everyone had a laugh. I think it a fun way to bring up the importance (sp?) of takiing care of the "girls". I'll use the term "booby scoop"
 
Please be careful when using terms like "booby scoop," as some of your customers may find them offensive. Personally, I can't stand the terms boobs, boobies, hooters, or tits, as they are disrespectful to women and contribute to the objectification of women. (IMO. Your mileage may vary.)
 
Got it. I would only do this if I know the group. Which my next 2 shows are with a group who would get a kick out of it. One is a group o gals from the hospital. A few of them do the mammos, and the other is a group who work together in a salon and I'm sure they all say worse then booby....in fact I've heard some crazy stories while getting my hair done.
Thanks for pointing it out.
 

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