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Ive already seen Mad Men
Jesus - how important do you think we are?
Probably not, no.
I’m just saying in an industry of alcoholics, drunk advertising feels a little redundant
Drunk history is funny because it’s important stories we already know, mistold. The fun is in the contrast.
Educating a viewer on your not-that-important campaign, and then drunkenly getting the story wrong would get pretty old pretty fast.
So you’re just pitching a documentary then?
I personally don’t want to see anymore shows about what we do. Mad Men is good bc it’s not actually about advertising, just a symptom of the flaws and sadness of each of the characters who work at the agency.
As for reality shows, nobody wants to be reminded that people are constantly working on creative ways to persuade them. I guess what I’m trying to say is that history is wonderful and advertising is not.
I think that’s just called advertising
Nope
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No. Advertising is not that interesting to normal people. Or to people in advertising.
No
How about stoned designing. I have designed some of the most amazing things while stoned that turn out to be complete shit once sober.
I’m considering the concept as a lampoon of the creative ad process.
No way.
I prefer to just get drunk and make ads.
Isn’t that just regular advertising ?
I can just go to the office to see that show.
Yeah sorry, but that's a terrible idea. Hahahaha
Hard pass.