It's true though, we act like children sometimes on the surface to make tough decisions seem more bearable. I don't know I think it builds character. The point is that I feel really fucking bad for the people in ad who have to act as if they've taken a neat and tidy IT job with a cube that will never grow, be decorated, or have an ounce of fun littered anywhere on the premise. I look forward to the new and interesting crap that I can bring to my office, my coworkers. These stupid pieces of crap mean god jokes, a game here or there, and not one damn piece means that the work won't get done. If anything it means that it will get done a little faster because dammit! i had fun doing it!
No! the people I'm talking about, which I really don't know if they exist anymore, are the addy's and the marketers that promote 'bad people' who takes care of cigarette companies, health insurance companies, politicians; who makes cool new shit for THESE people? I want to know, more so I want to know if they've decided to dedicate their lives to just this kind of person, company, brand etc. Is the feeling- well know that I've started I might as well just go full fucking throttle in this direction? Now that would be a place worth writing about. The people that worked there would truly be interesting ones indeed. How would you keep that cynical advertising attitude, with a joke here and there, a little fun, oh yes and don't forget the cancer, chemicals, and generally destroyed nature of millions of people. Would you literally have to be crazy to run it. - I can see this person being a boss that makes truly important decisions based off of something like a dice roll- op! fivesies! okay time to make something really powerful for smokers- quick I know! Just take a nuclear powerplant, turn the stacks into giant cigarettes, and let them smoke for all the world to see- bam! you've got yourself guerilla!
I just don't know, but the idea of a company built off of all horrible things that they are probably controlling so it does the least damage makes me smile a little- interesting.
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