Drawing Gives Clarity to TV Script

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In a sad indication of how off-base and over complicated advertising can be at times, we find this image of a drawing labeled, “A first rough drawing to explain a TV script that wasn’t crystal clear.” OK, OK. So some people need extra visual representation of an idea to completely understand it but if we were that forgiving all the time, we’d have nothing to write about here now would we? Obviously, it’s a slow news day here.

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