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Is Branded Swag The Future of Our Closets? | Live To Tell Ep. 47

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers... and KFC Crocs.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

12:12PM • 02/14/20

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie reconnect after IFA 2020 to discuss their budding franchise celebrity status and this year's key learnings. The two discuss Target's digital efforts to compete with Amazon, brand mishaps from 2019 we don't want to see again in 2020, how branded swag is taking over the franchise marketplace and Nick's proactivity with his column drafts.

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