I stumbled across something the other day that I would have sworn was a satirical article on “The Onion”, but I checked it out and it’s legit:
In an effort to combat dogs doing their business in other peoples’ yards, a bunch of HOAs and property managers across the US have started using something called “PooPrints” …
All owners of dogs in a participating community must submit a cheek swab taken to get their pets’ DNA, which is stored in a database.
If a homeowner finds an unexpected “surprise” on their property, they collect the evidence and send it to the lab to identify the furry culprit. If there’s a match, the HOA is notified and the dog’s owner is fined.
Maybe some TV network will roll the dice on a show based on this (“Law and Order: Canine Unit”)?
A few days ago I was with Stefan Ciancio for a training where he showed attendees how they can create high-converting, AI-powered webinars in just minutes using his tool.
It works for a bunch of businesses across the board who have an offer – whether it’s a more traditional one, or something that’s off the wall like PooPrints.
There’s just a few days left to watch the replay:
