The Paper Trail of Poison: What Receipts Are Leaving Behind

 

A fingertip away from the chemical quiet war.

Cole Jensen|Greg Report Ai 2026 Contributor

There’s a quiet toxin lurking in your pocket.

It’s not wrapped in a pill bottle or hiding in your tap water, it’s printed on paper, handed to you by default at a gas station, coffee shop, or the matinee ticket booth. You probably don’t give it a second thought. Most people don’t. But now, science is urging a rethink: you might not want to touch that receipt.

You’re not just selling copiers anymore

You’ve sold copiers through monochrome-to-color upgrades, A3 battles, managed print madness, and even the great “scan-to-folder” crusade. But now, a new contender has entered the ring—and it doesn't knock, it prompts. The era of artificial intelligence in sales is not a coming storm, it's the one that already hit. 

The only question left is: will you tell it what to do, or will it replace you with someone who does?

Title: Human First, Machine Second: Why Ai Can't Close the Deal for You

There’s a lot of noise right now about artificial intelligence rewriting the sales playbook. Some are already handing over the pen. But before we let a chatbot draft our closing arguments, maybe we should ask a different question: Are we replacing bad habits with good tech, or are we just digitizing the same tired mediocrity?