Ad guy 1: We’ve got this campaign for an apartment website where we show how quirky people found apartments. Ad guy 2: Sounds cheeky. Ad guy 1: It is! We show a person, then list their interesting job, then their cool hobby, then the neighborhood where they found their apartment. Ad guy 2: Sounds clever enough. Ad guy 1: It is. But I have a question for you. Our copy department suggested we call this guy a “Chatroulette addict.” What’s Chatroulette? Ad guy 2: I don’t know. It’s probably just a hip website that will always be popular. Like a Facebook or whatever. Ad guy 1: Okay, that’s good. I was worried. Ad guy 2: Worried? Ad guy 1: Yeah. I know Chatroulette is a cool website to reference, especially because we’re marketing to people in their 20s and those people love seeing the names of websites on things, but I’d also heard that Chatroulette is a website where dudes anonymously masturbate in front of web cams. Ad guy 2: What?! Ad guy 1: I know, right? Why would that be a popular thing? Ad guy 2: I don’t know! Who would log on to a website to look at dudes masturbating? Ad guy 1: It doesn’t make any sense! Nobody wants to see dudes masturbating! That’s gross! Ad guy 2: Agreed. That is a horrible thing and I refuse to believe it is true. Ad guy 1: Okay, so you think this copy is fine, then? Ad guy 2: Huh? Ad guy 1: This copy, calling this guy a Chatroulette addict. We’re not telling everyone he just masturbates in front of web cams all day, are we? Ad guy 2: Absolutely not. Ad guy 1: I was afraid that people would think this guy’s satisfied grin just looked creepy instead. Like we’re saying, “You know what he just did? It was gross. And you can’t see it but he’s definitely not wearing pants.” Ad guy 2: “It”? Ad guy 1: Never mind that! Are we certain Chatroulette will always be a relevant website, and that it’ll never get associated with creepy perverts masturbating in front of web cams? Ad guy 2: Of course! This bus advertisement will never, ever look ridiculous to people who know what Chatroulette is. Ad guy 1: We are so good at this. Let’s go to lunch! Ad guy 2: We make important decisions! Let’s eat steak!
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Ad guy 1: We’ve got this campaign for an apartment website where we show how quirky people found apartments.

Ad guy 2: Sounds cheeky.

Ad guy 1: It is! We show a person, then list their interesting job, then their cool hobby, then the neighborhood where they found their apartment.

Ad guy 2: Sounds clever enough.

Ad guy 1: It is. But I have a question for you. Our copy department suggested we call this guy a “Chatroulette addict.” What’s Chatroulette?

Ad guy 2: I don’t know. It’s probably just a hip website that will always be popular. Like a Facebook or whatever.

Ad guy 1: Okay, that’s good. I was worried.

Ad guy 2: Worried?

Ad guy 1: Yeah. I know Chatroulette is a cool website to reference, especially because we’re marketing to people in their 20s and those people love seeing the names of websites on things, but I’d also heard that Chatroulette is a website where dudes anonymously masturbate in front of web cams.

Ad guy 2: What?!

Ad guy 1: I know, right? Why would that be a popular thing?

Ad guy 2: I don’t know! Who would log on to a website to look at dudes masturbating?

Ad guy 1: It doesn’t make any sense! Nobody wants to see dudes masturbating! That’s gross!

Ad guy 2: Agreed. That is a horrible thing and I refuse to believe it is true.

Ad guy 1: Okay, so you think this copy is fine, then?

Ad guy 2: Huh?

Ad guy 1: This copy, calling this guy a Chatroulette addict. We’re not telling everyone he just masturbates in front of web cams all day, are we?

Ad guy 2: Absolutely not.

Ad guy 1: I was afraid that people would think this guy’s satisfied grin just looked creepy instead. Like we’re saying, “You know what he just did? It was gross. And you can’t see it but he’s definitely not wearing pants.”

Ad guy 2: “It”?

Ad guy 1: Never mind that! Are we certain Chatroulette will always be a relevant website, and that it’ll never get associated with creepy perverts masturbating in front of web cams?

Ad guy 2: Of course! This bus advertisement will never, ever look ridiculous to people who know what Chatroulette is.

Ad guy 1: We are so good at this. Let’s go to lunch!

Ad guy 2: We make important decisions! Let’s eat steak!

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  1. jenfuckingchen reblogged this from pag-asaharibon
  2. veggielezzyfemmie reblogged this from pag-asaharibon and added:
    Nope. But I want to live in Andersonville.
  3. pag-asaharibon reblogged this from joeschmitt and added:
    “Chatroulette addict?”
  4. johnnyonespur reblogged this from tehawesome
  5. slomotionwalter reblogged this from tehawesome
  6. fuckyeahjenna reblogged this from tallestmidget and added:
    he’s a turquoise dealer? wtf
  7. countinfaultsinthestars reblogged this from jenlersadnie
  8. jenlersadnie reblogged this from tehawesome
  9. amynicole21 reblogged this from joeschmitt and added:
    I may have just died.
  10. joeschmitt reblogged this from tehawesome and added:
    bigger insult than “chatroulette addict”?

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