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Christopher Barahona
Film Handler

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From: North Conway, NH, USA
Registered: Jul 2000


 - posted 07-12-2000 09:59 PM      Profile for Christopher Barahona   Email Christopher Barahona   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
We sell mostly Jr. Mints, Sour Patch Kids and Gumi Bears(which I had some kids throw at the screen last week). I think you should change your diet Tom.

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Paul Goulet
Master Film Handler

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From: Rhode Island
Registered: Jan 2000


 - posted 07-13-2000 05:48 PM      Profile for Paul Goulet   Author's Homepage   Email Paul Goulet   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
!!! Can it be??!! Another BCG manager on FILM-TECH? Cool! WELCOME Chris! Now we have two people to Keep Tom under control!

Paul Goulet
Tri-Boro Cinemas
North Attleboro,Massachusetts

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Mike Spaeth
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From: Marietta, GA
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 - posted 07-18-2000 03:31 AM      Profile for Mike Spaeth   Author's Homepage   Email Mike Spaeth   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Three words - SOUR PATCH KIDS

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Scott Magie
Film Handler

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From: St. Albans, VT USA
Registered: Mar 2000


 - posted 07-30-2000 10:20 PM      Profile for Scott Magie   Email Scott Magie   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Let me add one word to the aforementioned "SOUR PATCH KIDS"... "WATERMELON"!

Our Watermelon Sour Patch sell almost (but not quite) as quickly as the Original.

(Call me crazy, but I LOVE 'EM!)

Actually, come to think of it, maybe I'm the only one that buys them, but they're still our #2 seller! Good thing my boss' husband is a dentist and I get two free checkups per year as part of my benefits!


New thought:
Has anyone noticed the HUGE jump in sales of SweetTarts since their new neon packaging was introduced?

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scoooot@hotmail.com
"Anybody wanna peanut?"

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System Notices
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 - posted 02-07-2006 08:46 PM      Profile for System Notices         Edit/Delete Post 

It has been 2017 days since the last post.


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Timothy Eiler
Expert Film Handler

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From: Litchfield , Minnesota, USA
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 - posted 02-07-2006 08:46 PM      Profile for Timothy Eiler   Author's Homepage   Email Timothy Eiler   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Sour Patch kids, Twizzlers and Cotton Candy

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Don Anderson
Master Film Handler

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From: West Bend, WI, USA
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 - posted 02-07-2006 10:09 PM      Profile for Don Anderson   Email Don Anderson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Cookie Dough Bites, Buncha Crunch, Swiggles, Reeses Pieces, and Skittles. That's our biggest sellers.

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David Stambaugh
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From: Eugene, Oregon
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 - posted 02-07-2006 10:15 PM      Profile for David Stambaugh   Author's Homepage   Email David Stambaugh   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Frozen Junior Mints are my favorite movie candy.

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Robert Burtcher
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From: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Registered: Jun 2005


 - posted 02-08-2006 03:17 AM      Profile for Robert Burtcher   Email Robert Burtcher   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I don't have any numbers, but from personal experience, I'd say that Chocolate-Covered Almonds are likely our top seller. Sour Patch Kids come close in 2nd.

As for Cookie Dough Bites, I understand they sold well when we first got them, but now they're doing so poorly, they're probably the next thing management will axe.

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Barry Floyd
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From: Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
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 - posted 02-08-2006 09:48 AM      Profile for Barry Floyd   Author's Homepage   Email Barry Floyd   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
We used to sell a ton of "Whoppers", but they go bad really quickly so we ditched them in favor of the king sized Kit Kat.

M&M's sell great too..... however I wished they came in boxes as opposed to the bag.

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Jack Ondracek
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From: Port Orchard, WA, USA
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 - posted 02-09-2006 10:31 AM      Profile for Jack Ondracek   Author's Homepage   Email Jack Ondracek   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Sour Patch Kids, Red Vines (sell much better than Twizzlers out here), Reeces Pieces.

After that, Jr. Mints, Raisinets, Kit Kat & Skittles.

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Mike Blakesley
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From: Forsyth, Montana
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 - posted 02-09-2006 01:22 PM      Profile for Mike Blakesley   Author's Homepage   Email Mike Blakesley   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Our biggest item right now is Milk Duds. They've always been popular but they've taken off recently, selling about 2x as fast as everything else. I don't know why. We also sell a lot of the Cookie Dough Bites.

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David Yauch
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From: Mesa, AZ, USA
Registered: Oct 2004


 - posted 02-10-2006 09:54 PM      Profile for David Yauch   Email David Yauch   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
We sell red vines by the case practically. They FLY off the shelves. When I worked at the 25 plex down the road, we would seriously have to make continuous trips back and forth from our stock room to our candy cases. We eventually doubled the stock of them in each case just to reduce the number of trips to restock them.

At the 5 plex I run now, we sell a lot of reese's pieces in addition to the red vines. We also sell quite a bit of pre-packaged cotton candy.

Wonka bars and wonka donuts did very well when the movie came out.

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Gracia L. Babbidge
Jedi Master Film Handler

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From: Bowdoin, Maine
Registered: Aug 2000


 - posted 02-10-2006 11:37 PM      Profile for Gracia L. Babbidge   Author's Homepage   Email Gracia L. Babbidge   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hmmm... In no particular order other than how I recall them, the "candies" I restock most frequently are:
~Mega Chocolate Chip Cookies (from 'the Humble Gourmet')
~Good'n'Plenty (I think they're nasty!)
~Hershey Bars (with almonds!)
~Swedish Fish
~Dots
~M&Ms (plain, peanut, & peanut butter)
~Toggi (holy hannah ... these are tasty!)
~Suisse chocolate bars (bittersweet, milk choc, truffle)

Not quite as frequently, but still sell ok:
~Skittles
~Sour Patch Kids
~Nuclear Sqworms
~Mike And Ike
~Kit Kat
~Jujyfruits
~Junior Mints
~Twizzlers
~Sun Maid Chocolate covered raisins
~Chocolate covered almonds
~Jordan Almonds
~Twix
~Non-Pareils
~Milk Duds
~Reese's PB Cups
~Gummi Bears

Two that don't sell rapidly at all:
~Starburst
~Altoids

We frequently get compliments on our available selection. [Big Grin]

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Will Kutler
Phenomenal Film Handler

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From: Tucson, AZ, USA
Registered: Feb 2001


 - posted 02-12-2006 03:43 PM      Profile for Will Kutler   Email Will Kutler   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
HEY...

No one has mentioned PHIL HILL or JENNA JAMESON! [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Razz] [Eek!]

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