Samuel West

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Licensed clinical psychologist Samuel West  is the curator of the Museum of Failure.

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Samuel West on KCRW

Ford overhyped the Edsel when it was introduced in 1957. Customers thought it was ugly and overpriced, and the name became synonymous with corporate failure.

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Ford overhyped the Edsel when it was introduced in 1957. Customers thought it was ugly and overpriced, and the name became synonymous with corporate failure.

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