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Baffling to me how advertising to those without a stable source of above living-cost income is allowed in the first place. Let alone advertising to children.
by lijok 2y ago
Baffling to me how advertising to those without a stable source of above living-cost income is allowed in the first place. Let alone advertising to children.
- zabzonk 2y agoHow do you select for "those without a stable source of above living-cost income?
- lijok 2y agoNo idea. That's for the advertising firms to figure out.
- chrisjj 2y agoRation TVs, obviously :)
- kjkjadksj 2y agoSell your cereal to free school breakfast programs so those kids are literally spoon fed your stuff by the government. When they complain to their parents they want it at home, make sure you can trade food stamps for your cereal.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoThey still get stuff though. Daytime advertising for toys is basically aimed at kids' birthday / christmas wishlists, pocket money, etc. If you add it up, that's hundreds of whatever your currency is per year across birthdays, gift giving holidays, and family / extended family.