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Franchise.com Pays Homage to David Letterman

Franchise.com Pays Homage to David Letterman

By May 20, 2015

Franchise.com Pays Homage to David Letterman…

In honor of Dave Letterman retiring today, Franchise.com has come up with a Top Ten list as a farewell to the late night host.

The following is a take-off of Letterman’s first top ten list presented in 1985 which was titled the top ten words that almost rhyme with “Peas”.

Here is Franchise.com’s list of Top Ten Made-Up Words that Almost Rhyme with “Franchise” and their definitions.

10. Franchise.com's top ten listFlanchise – a franchise that makes and sells flan
9. Ranchise –a franchisee adds cows and horses to its location, also a very exclusive salad dressing franchise
8. Vanchise – rides for aging hippies who travel to franchises together
7. Cramchise –too many franchises are in one town
6. Supercalifragilisticexpialidociouschise – ground-breaking franchise opportunity with no idea what market it serves
5. Landchise – franchisese for gymnasts nailing their dismounts
4. Panchise – a term for franchisees flocking together and moving in a herd from exhibitor to exhibitor at an event
3. Thanchise –  Greater THAN anything else you would spend and yet less than you would think to buy
2. Manchise – Testoterone-filled, beard-covered franchise team
1. Granchise –where grandchildren rule the franchise and the system is dedicated to grandiose proclamations

Got a made up word that would make this list? Let’s hear it.

During David Letterman’s career, which Top Ten List was your favorite?

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