Rerun: St. Patrick's Day, an increasingly vulgar brand that continues to remain popular

Given that:

a) We're celebrating St. Patrick's Day, today
b) I've been a little remiss in my posting
c) Everyone loves it when I take some random concept and shoehorn it into a discussion on marketing

I'd like to present a rerun: St. Patrick's Day, an increasingly vulgar brand that continues to remain popular

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Rerun: St. Patrick's Day, an increasingly vulgar brand that continues to remain popular
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