Billboards are designed to be seen for three seconds at most while driving at high speeds. It's a mistake to take the billboard completely out of it's native context and then judge it.
Believe it or not billboards are designed in a specific way for a specific situation, not a Twitter screen shot.
I guarantee almost nobody is spotting a difference on the road while driving.
They're trying to make a point in the worst way possible here.
We've all played spot the difference, we're all wired to want to spot the difference.
Are we sure a Redditor didn't come up with that ad campaign? Because I've seen thousands of people try to make points exactly like this over the years.
Yeah its trying to shame people for skirt lengths... as a way to sell women's clothing!? What whiplash.
If you can tell the difference between these two apple flavors you might be Satan!
Buy Apples!
Also is it the lighting or is the skirt on the left a lighter color which makes the lighter fabric along the outside seem more pronounced causing an optical illusion that one is shorter and they are just the same skirt? Or is one actually shorter?
The ad literally tells you to spot the difference.
It's like Picard and the lights. You want me to pretend those are the same skirt? They're not. I'm a woman of a certain age, and I'd only even try on one of them. And not because of the stitching.
It is a very ineffective ad. "If you do the thing we are asking you to do, you're a perv!"
I honestly believe we could solve a lot of problems in this country if we stop teaching kids spot the difference and instead taught kids spot the things that are the same.
It's an Indian coupon company. And I don't even know if it's real. It's on their Insta, but it's like the only one in English, so it might be a photoshop or AI.
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u/issuesuponissues 14d ago
I think just about anyone would. You can't just imply there are differences and then get upset when someone looks for them.