"Customer breaks up with advertising": the funniest, most romantic
and RELEVANT ad I have never seen.
If there are marketers (students or professionals) around it would be interesting to organize a think tank meeting to discuss the issues of this ad
"Customer breaks up with advertising": the funniest, most romantic and RELEVANT ad I have never seen.
If there are marketers (students or professionals) around it would be interesting to organize a think tank meeting to discuss the issues of this ad
Ha ha, forget the "old days", they are long gone. Like the old "Just say No" to drugs, we should (and i already do) just say no to most buying.
Does anyone know what percentage of things for sale are really necessary? Essential? Humm, I think only 10%. The other 90% of stuff is just useless, well, stuff.
Ha ha, forget the "old days", they are long gone. Like the old "Just say No" to drugs, we should (and i already do) just say no to most buying.
Does anyone know what percentage of things for sale are really necessary? Essential? Humm, I think only 10%. The other 90% of stuff is just useless, well, stuff.
hilarious!
Ha ha, forget the "old days", they are long gone. Like the old "Just say No" to drugs, we should (and i already do) just say no to most buying.
Does anyone know what percentage of things for sale are really necessary? Essential? Humm, I think only 10%. The other 90% of stuff is just useless, well, stuff.
According to a "how stuff works" clip I saw, 99% of the stuff sold in US is discarded after one year.
Here in Europe, we're maybe somewhere between 80 and 95....
If people start only buying necessary stuff, the current economic system will break down.
According to a "how stuff works" clip I saw, 99% of the stuff sold in US is discarded after one year.
Here in Europe, we're maybe somewhere between 80 and 95....
If people start only buying necessary stuff, the current economic system will break down.
as a friend said after watching this video money don't have heart yet
