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[strredwolf]

I've been blogging alot as of late, which may not be a bad thing... as long as I handle the seperation of church and state, or in my case, work and non-work.  There has been something backing up in my mind through, so I thought I'd drive the point home, regardless of me running over any previous mention.

A few months ago, Mom and I were driving in Annapolis, and we were stopped at an intersection of two major roads -- Rt. 2 and Rt. 450.  As we waited, this large truck made a left-hand turn infront of us.  Nothing major... except take a regular delivery truck, put it on a diet, and slap ads on the sides.  You now have a drive-by ad.  It's been in the news, aparently.  NPR reported on it two months ago.

I'd like to know how much they're paying that guy to drive that truck around.

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Re: Advertisers Can't Take A Damn Hint

[kazriko.livejournal.com]

Advertisers are getting the hint. It's just not the hint that you want them to get. They're getting the hint by people actually doing what these signs tell them to do. They're realizing that the cost to profit ratio of these types of advertisements. It's the same reason people still do email spam marketing. There's enough stupid people in the world to make it profitable.