I recall some unusual situation over how they recruit people for those, which is a matter separate from their aggressive sales tactics once recruited.

Couldn't find it in Google, and I don't have Lexis access. Someone covering this story might want to do a search.

Here ya go

By adamg on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 4:56pm.

Detailed Wall Street Journal article, even mentions the Natick Bankrupt Collection:

Typically, the mall stints are a fast way to amass cash to finance a globe-trotting trip, a rite of passage for many Israelis after they complete their mandatory military service. Some hear about the jobs on Hebrew-language Web sites, such as "The Jackpot," where cart operators advertise. Operators often offer a kind of package deal, where they subsidize housing and transportation for their temporary workers.

Thanks

By neilv on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 5:05pm.

I think that's the main article I remembered.

With that as a framework, Google searches will turn up lots of pertinent anecdotes.

that's great stuff...

By mark baard on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 6:41pm.

... that dead sea salt. love the mud, too...

Guy who rushed plane cockpit was a Dead Sea Salt salesman

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