I was on Netflix last night looking for “Scout’s Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse.”

Instead I stumbled upon the Netflix produced show, “A Very Murray Christmas.”

This certainly isn’t the typical sappy Christmas special.

It was quite a bit darker and sardonic than I expected. But still, I enjoyed it.

Although I have to admit, I’m a bit biased. Knowing it was a Bill Murray produced show, I had already decided I would like even before I saw it.

Murray was my favorite cast member in the original Saturday Night Live cast.

And I think I’ve seen just about every movie he’s appeared in since then.

I’ve just always liked Bill Murray.

Before cancer stole my singing voice, I even used to do a pretty good imitation of the shlocky lounge singer act he used to do with Paul Shaffer on Saturday Night Live.

I always liked his wit, timing and delivery.

A few years ago I saw some interviews while he wasn’t in character.

He was just being himself.

Bill Murray the person. Not Bill Murray the actor or comedian.

He said some things that I’m pretty sure indicated that he and I have been on a somewhat similar path…

…searching for similar things.

And I thought to myself… “Hmmmm… there’s a lot more to this guy than most people think.”

Maybe that’s why I’ve always liked him all these years even though I couldn’t exactly put my finger on the reason why.

Or maybe I’m totally wrong. I don’t know the guy. All I can do is assume things based on the information I know.

But I’m pretty sure about one of these things I believe based only on observation and assumption.

I think Bill Murray is one of the handful of people left on this planet who understands loyalty.

Here’s why I say that:

In many of his films in which he’s had writing credit and/or producer credit… he always included friends he has “grown up” with in show biz.

For example… Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd and Rick Moranis in Ghostbusters. All guys he worked with back before he was famous.

And in “A Very Murray Christmas” his longtime friends Paul Schaffer. And David Johansen…  who had a bit part in “Scrooged” and I haven’t seen hide nor hair of since.

Anyhoo, I could be wrong… but I don’t think I am.

I think Bill Murray is loyal to his true friends.

Sadly, I’ve seen very little loyalty in my life.

Even less when I went into business.

That’s why I’m fiercely loyal to the few people in my life who have proven themselves worthy of loyalty.

And I’m loyal to the knights who have joined me in the Marketing Camelot.

Because I want to teach loyalty to a new generation who has never been introduced to the concept before.

And the best way I know to do that is by example.

Sadly, loyalty, chivalry and action in the face of fear are considered outdated and useless concepts by the civilians.

That’s why they’re not the least bit interested in what I have to offer.

But there still are a FEW people left on this earth who believe in that.

And THOSE are the people I want to surround myself with and invest my life in.

I sincerely hope that describes you.

If so, please click here to see if my Marketing Camelot is right for you.

All the best,
Doberman Dan

P.S. I’ve been giving new knights two 30-minute phone/Skype consultations with me.

And I’d love to talk with you too and see how I can help you build your business faster and make more money.

One knight I spoke with for only 60 minutes did exactly what I told him.

And he grew his business from $60,000/month… to $1 MILLION+/month… in only 8 months!

I’d like to help you do the same.

There’s just one problem…

As of this Friday, December 18 at [11:59] PM Eastern Time, I’ll be forced to take these two free 30-minute consultations off the table.

It’s a supply and demand thang.

New knights are joining the Marketing Camelot daily now.

I’m more in demand than ever before… and there are only 24 hours in a day.

As much as I’d love to speak with you one-on-one, I can now only offer that opportunity if you join me in the Marketing Camelot before Friday, December 18 at [11:59] PM Eastern Time.

Click here now to claim your knighthood and get your two FREE 30-minute consultations with me while you still can.

Pax vobiscum.