Hi,

Want $20? Read on (I promise I'll try to keep it short and to the point).

All you have to do is go the opera ledger...
> http://www.editgrid.com/user/dreeves/opera
And enter your name and a bid: How many yootles would you pay for $20*.

Danny will give $20 each to the top 3 bidders.**

Simple, huh!

Bethany

[] confused? questions? check out the faq: www.yootles.com

[*] remember, a yootle is equivalent to a dollar, and if you stay
negative too long you may be called on to cough up $$ equivalent to
your yootle debt. BUT you can also participate in other yootle
auctions to bring your yootle balance back into the black.

[**] why in the world would danny do this? Well let's be honest, any
of you who've heard Danny talk about yootles up to this point.. you
haven't really been taking him too seriously, have you? I bet you
haven't been reading the emails, and you probably haven't even checked
out Yootles.com. I mean, why should you care about yootles? Because
Danny is willing to pay you $20 to get you to care. So go read the FAQ
at yootles.com, get interested, get excited, and make a bid!



On 6/9/06, Daniel Reeves   wrote:
> This would not normally be a sufficiently world-improving topic, but it
> segues into my grand vision for creating utopia via auctions.
>
> More on that later.
>
> If you'd like to join Erica at the opera tonight (and miss the Friday
> Night Skate!) place your bid here:
>
> http://www.editgrid.com/user/dreeves/opera
>
>    Just add your name and bid in the yellow area.  Winner shows up in
> green.
>
> How awesome is that?
>
> Danny
>
> PS, Erica, want to reply with details like what opera, where, and when?
>
> --
> http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/dreeves  - -	search://"Daniel Reeves"
>
> Marketing guy:  This is brilliant and completely unmarketable.
> Dilbert:  Thanks, I'm technology-driven.
>
>