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		<title>JetBlue&#8217;s Hilariously Innovative Flyer&#8217;s Collection</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just in time for the holidays, JetBlue has opened a posh boutique in Manhattan&#8217;s hip Meatpacking District&#8230;but you can&#8217;t buy anything there. The store is touting it&#8217;s exclusive line of travel products (The Flyer&#8217;s Collection) to help you cope with the oh-so arduous task of flying with &#8220;the other guys.&#8221; The jokester stunt is definitely [...]]]></description>
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<p>Just in time for the holidays, <a href="http://jetblue.com" target="_blank">JetBlue</a> has opened a <a href="http://www.jaunted.com/story/2009/12/9/01650/7679/travel/Jetblue+Opens+A+Store+In+New+York%27s+Trendy+Meatpacking+District" target="_blank">posh boutique</a> in Manhattan&#8217;s hip Meatpacking District&#8230;but you can&#8217;t buy anything there. The store is touting it&#8217;s exclusive line of travel products (The Flyer&#8217;s Collection) to help you cope with the oh-so arduous task of flying with &#8220;the other guys.&#8221; The jokester stunt is definitely eye catching. I would totally drop some dough on my personal favorites: the Marshpillow (a pillow made of marshmallow to help you cope with stress, hunger and comfort) and the Yumbro robot (dispensing friendly compliments and <a href="http://www.terrachips.com/news/jet-blue.php" target="_blank">Terra Blue Chips</a>. Holla!)</p>
<p>Feel free to pop over and browse the entire collection on 14th Street &amp; 9th Avenue near the <a href="http://mryouth.com" target="_blank">Mr Youth</a> offices or check it out online on JetBlue&#8217;s <a href="http://www.theflyerscollection.com" target="_blank">Facebook page</a>. Stunt marketing like this is nothing new, of course, but I commend JetBlue for not taking itself too seriously. When brands engage consumers in new and hilarious ways, people certainly take notice. Although my mother can&#8217;t buy me anything from this exclusive collection for the holidays, I&#8217;ll certainly accept a JetBlue flight (hint, hint).</p>
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