So I'm sitting on a York Region Transit bus (that's in Toronto by the way) and I notice these advertisements for a drug called Obay. I've also seen these ads in bus shelters.
Apparently, Obay is medication that gets children to do what their parents want. The advertisements feature slogans such as "My son had his own ideas. Obay put a stop to that."
Obviously, it's a parody and very good one at that. What I'd like to know is who's behind all this. Have you seen the ads? Any idea who's putting them up?
To see some of the ads, click here.
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It's all explained on Torontoist.
Well that's anticlimactic. But thank you.
Yeah, they're all over the busses and shelters here in Sudbury too.
And the Colleges Ontario advertising campaign is revealed here.
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