At the time, a range of sex toy stores joined retailers, restaurant owners and other businesses across the country --
Reward the glorious tradition of Americans who go to vote.
Babeland has its own stores in New York, Los Angeles and Seattle.
The MSNBC website reported on Monday that it was a comforting incentive for voters who presented their voting registration card, ballot stub or \"word of honor.
There is no reward. so-
A subtle reminder of this year\'s campaign slogan.
For men, this is \"maverick\", is the \"sleeve\" of the self\"pleasuring.
According to a press release, \"he\'s always there to reach out, he works for everyone, he pays for the status quo.
[Women can choose [Silver Bullet] mini-
Vibrator, this is the \"magic way to solve the problem\" and the \"huge pressure --
Revisit these difficult economic times!
Pamela Doan, a spokeswoman for Babeland, said in an interview that the promotion was the company\'s first promotion, which she called \"sex-Positive, female
Friendly retailers of sex toys and accessories.
\"Although the company relies on press releases and bloggers to express the news, we are looking forward to a good response,\" Doan said . \".
If sex toys do not affect people\'s vote, there are many other less vivid rewards to choose from in the glow of the vote.
How about a free cup of coffee?
Park \'n Park outlets in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia is one of many American restaurants offering free coffee for anyone who presents a ballot stub or \"I vote\" tag.
Voters can also drink beer at a bar in Baltimore\'s historic Fells Point neighborhood.
Those who love sweets can get special treats by attending activities at Krispy Kreme or Ben & Jerry.
Chris Clem will distribute stars-
Give the voters one donut in red, white and blue colors, when Ben & Jerry\'s offers a spoonful of ice cream free of charge to all who appear between eight o\'clock P. M. and 5 on election day, whether or not they vote.