The document discusses different perspectives on what constitutes a service. It presents two traditional views: 1) a goods-services continuum where services are seen as additions to goods, and 2) the IHIP characteristics of intangibility, heterogeneity, inseparability, and perishability. It then introduces an emerging service-dominant logic perspective where goods are seen as distribution mechanisms for services and value is co-created through customer interactions. The document raises questions about whether everything can be considered a service and whether considering an offering a product or service makes a difference. It does this in 3 sentences.