Tommy Used to Work on the Docks

By Lee Collins •  Updated: 09/07/16 •  2 min read
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Then the union went on strike and he’s down on his luck.

It’s tough. So tough.

You know the rest of the words, right?

Ain’t it cool how just a few words can trigger so much to happen in our minds? You probably heard the music, the melodic grinding of Jon Bon Jovi’s voice, the wailing of the guitar.

And, if you’re like me, the song will probably be stuck in your head all day now.

Woah, woah, woah!”

You may even do the same thing I did and go watch the video on YouTube.

That song, “Living on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi was released in 1986. I was 16 years old in high school and full of piss and vinegar!

“We’re halfway there! Whoa, whoa!”

Yes, I had my leopard spotted tights. And my black leather jacket. Long hair. And my floppy rocker boots with spikes. (This is when you could still wear spikes in high school, not like today when you’d be suspended, or worse.)

I would blast that song in my Subaru Brat every single day, headed to and from school – singing at the top of my lungs.

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OK, enough bad puns.

Lots of things have changed since 1986.

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Lee Collins

Air Force veteran and former corporate VP, Lee Collins started marketing online in 1999. He is best known as an early pioneer of Direct Response Marketing on the Internet, but also gained recognition as the creator of Hybrid Marketing and Repeat Profit Systems. When Lee isn't helping his clients solve million-dollar marketing and systems problems, he enjoys time with his wife contemplating by a campfire, exploring a mountain or desert trail in his Jeep Gladiator, or planning their next epic BBQ roadtrip.