>"Find your gentleman" could be a service for connecting polite but lonely friends. The money emoji and "gentlemen" is clearly associating it with sugar daddie

>"Find your gentleman" could be a service for connecting polite but lonely friends. The money emoji and "gentlemen" is clearly associating it with sugar daddies. That would be universally understood in that age cohort, and in the higher part of that range, probably even clicked on often. There's the more mild ads, sure, but the worse ones are really where the issues lie, like the blatant gambling ones.