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This Guy Hates Your Kids. How Much Would You Pay Him To Babysit?

He charges way more. He leaves the oven on. And he steals from you. I’m pretty sure I won’t be calling this guy anytime soon.

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Adam Mordecai


No, I don’t really think Exxon hates your kids. Yes, I do think this ad is sensationalist. Here’s all the reasons why the creators of this ad are saying that. You should read it. They make a great case.

Then join me in the comments on Facebook and tell me what you think of the ad. Is it unfair? Is it justified?

However, only comment AFTER you have read why they made this ad.

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