With all due respect, which is none, to the paid actors of Gary, Tina, and Jordan: I don’t have bubonic plague psoriasis or anything else that requires a spell checker and an in-network doctor to diagnose and treat. Stop shilling on YouTube.
With all due respect, which is none, to the paid actors of Gary, Tina, and Jordan: I don’t have bubonic plague psoriasis or anything else that requires a spell checker and an in-network doctor to diagnose and treat. Stop shilling on YouTube.
Television commercials are becoming increasingly and annoyingly abstract. We see cars driving along with strings on them advertising financial services, dogs running through the woods advertising car batteries, and sheep in a field advertising Old navy. The advertising agencies must think they are being clever in their obtuseness, but they continue to miss the point. …
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