Irony
while surfing on the MSN.com site, I noticed a blatant irony on the webiste. Under the MSN money, a hyperlink to the reason why we are in debt, and citing consumers buying cars outside of their budget/need and warning the consumers about the importance of having a financial budget within your means. Then I looked around and saw a whole bunch of other hyperlinks to luxury sedans, high-tech gadgets, fashion, jewelry, and etc.
OK. How can a person not get attracted by these advertisements of delicious goods and forget about what they have just learned?
It's like having an AA meeting at a liquor store. It just doesn't work!
while surfing on the MSN.com site, I noticed a blatant irony on the webiste. Under the MSN money, a hyperlink to the reason why we are in debt, and citing consumers buying cars outside of their budget/need and warning the consumers about the importance of having a financial budget within your means. Then I looked around and saw a whole bunch of other hyperlinks to luxury sedans, high-tech gadgets, fashion, jewelry, and etc.
OK. How can a person not get attracted by these advertisements of delicious goods and forget about what they have just learned?
It's like having an AA meeting at a liquor store. It just doesn't work!
