Comedians will have to stop telling jokes
The radio advertisement features a female voice-over which says, "They say there's no such thing as a free lunch. Not true. Because right now, at Thirsty Camel, we're giving away a gourmet super model's lunch. That is, a refreshingly free bottle of water." Tut, tut. And the complaints flooded in. Like this one: I feel that this radio ad makes light of disordered eating and the modelling industry. It stated that purchasing this product will get you "a supermodel's lunch" which according to the ad was "a bottle of water". Disordered eating should not be prompted, mocked or taken lightly, it deeply affects many peoples life. The water is advertised as a super model's lunch which is derogatory and offensive to the modelling industry. It portrays models in a bad light and demeans their intelligence. A lot of super models work extremely hard to maintain a high standard of fitness and nutrition and can be positive role models to young wo...