Why the Ad People Don't Do Ads
Right before this writer moved from the up-and-coming Chicago neighborhood (which, translated, is “if you don’t own a gun, you probably shouldn’t be living in this area”) he was in for a year, he got to his car one morning and found this flyer on the windshield. No idea what it was selling now, but he remembers the campaign. It was a series of very stiff photos of people interacting with cartoon bubbles serving as the dialogue.
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