In reference to another survey, the president of a company wrote to the Associated Press about a nationwide survey of 1223 subjects

In reference to another survey, the president of a company wrote to the Associated Press about a nationwide survey of 1223 subjects. Here is what he wrote : "When you or anyone else attempts to tell me and my associates that 1223 persons account for our opinions and tastes here in America. I get mad as hell! How dare you! When you or anyone else tells me that 1223 people? America, it is astounding and unfair and should be outlawed." The writer of that letter then proceeds to claim that because the sample size of 1223 people represents 120 million people, his single letter represents 98,000 (120 million divided by 1223) who share the same view.

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