What I Learned from Prescription Drug Ads

  • Single folk don’t take prescription drugs. Only straight, married couples do.
  • The people who take prescription drugs own Golden Retrievers.
  • They wear matching sweaters tied around their necks and take long walks down the beach.
  • They have unlimited resources for traveling to exotic locales.
  • Only white and black people take prescription drugs. Asians, Hispanics, Pacific Islanders, etc. apparently don’t need prescription drugs.
  • Side effects are generally worse than the conditions being treated.
  • Anti-depression drugs cause depression and lead to thoughts of suicide. Wait. Wut?

All of this leads me to postulate that if you’re white, married and retired, avoid wearing matching sweaters with your spouse or owning a Golden Retriever. That combination will lead to all sorts of medical maladies.

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  1. Jeez Dave, you’re such a demographicist.
    What did target markets ever do to you, eh?
    Next thing you’ll be making those eight out of ten customers ride the back of the bus.

  2. ReV.JellYBaby

    97 PERCENT OF ME AGREES. BUT THEN AGAIN THE DEMOGRAPHICS COULD BE WRONG.

  3. ReV.JellYBaby

    It might be the front of the bus.

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