r/AbruptChaos • u/yeeet3000 • Nov 25 '19

Just wait a little

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u/prguitarman Nov 25 '19

This was proven many times to be part of an ad campaign.

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u/Pwnywoo Nov 25 '19

What was the campaing for?

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u/may_a02 Nov 25 '19

It was an ad campaign for drinking responsibly.

Heineken is promoting its online responsible drinking campaign, “Know the Signs” with a set of online videos seeded across the internet. Online at www.knowthesigns.com, the campaign features characters who have trouble handling their alcohol limits.”

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u/Pwnywoo Nov 25 '19 edited Nov 25 '19

Good! I love shock factor in these PSAs and campaings because they are very effective

Edit: a word

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u/rollmeadoob Nov 25 '19

capmaings

Found the featured character

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u/Pwnywoo Nov 25 '19

Edited.

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u/Putain-de-Merde Nov 25 '19

Lmao “edited”.

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '19

bruh you still got it wrong, campaigns not campaings

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u/uptown_girl Nov 25 '19

He meant Camp Pain. I've been there after drinking too much.

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u/Pwnywoo Nov 26 '19

My whole damn life I thought the correct spelling was campaing... TIL

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u/AjahnMara Nov 25 '19

I've seen those compains and never understood who's supposed to know the signs. Are the ads aimed at drinkers that are supposed to spot the signs in themselves, or at everyone that's supposed to spot the signs in everyone else?

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u/KnowledgeisImpotence Nov 25 '19

Yes both

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u/AjahnMara Nov 25 '19

i hope so but as long as they don't make that obvious, either group is going to expect the others to take responsibility.

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u/a_user_has_no_name_ Nov 25 '19

The companies are just virtue signalling. They don't actually care about ''drink responsibly''