eating the dust

Admittedly, Shawn spitting tobacco and tooting on a turkey-mating-call whistle every nine steps was amusing early on, but now we are desperate hunters, dressed in mismatched camouflage, eating the dust of cattle while being outsmarted by what Benjamin Franklin once called a “vain and silly” bird.

I crossed the Wabash tracks past the grain elevator on my way to Veech’s garage, eating the dust of the trucks hauling in the beans.

And when it comes to selling your story as a product, all those artists are eating the dust of Taylor Swift, whose preplanned "candid" paparazzi shoots and carefully leaked gossip tidbits keep her personal saga in business even between album cycles.

Otherwise, you’ll be eating the dust of companies like Amazon, who already are doing this – and in our big data Wild West, inaction could lead to your brand becoming obsolete sooner than you might think.

Eating the dust of the Arizona plains where the film is set.