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Andre J MostertMay 4, 2016
Back in the early days when microwaves were new, 1970, I did a remote radio broadcast from one of our sponsors to help plug his new microwaves. I did just what your article in Meredian magazine says: placed popcorn in a brown paper bag, folded the top and popped the corn. We had people come in from all over the area to see and try it. Next day he sold out all his microwaves.
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