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Published by Fast Freddie
Take a leap back around 500 years to a medieval castle to listen to the wisdom found in FAST FREDDIE’S CASTLE OF COMMON SENSE. Who is FAST FREDDIE? He is a 75-year-old grandfather who has survived, thrived and then retired from over 50 years in the hot cauldron of customer service and business interaction. He is a man who has an opinion on everything. He likes controlled sarcasm. He dislikes zealots of all stripes. He believes in moderation in all things. He has no time for non-sensical causes. His mission? THE RESTORATION OF COMMON SENSE.
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Isn’t it grand that we have a world where, with some hard work, determination and focus anyone can make a decent life for themselves. We all have examples, some personal, of people who, despite bad odds, forged ahead and created a solid framework for […]
Network Boss/Editor & Son’s Note: The Castle of Common sense, while itself only a decade old, has been a series of conversations that I have been hearing – my whole life. On January 2nd, I receieved the most-recent episode of The Castle of Common Sense […]
Best of the holiday season to you all. Christmas brings good cheer, fellowship and warm feelings to many. But did you know that almost 20% of the revenue generated via credit cards also happens at this time of year? did you know that on average […]
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Observed September 13, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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