[speaker001:] what do you think about the public service advertisement for quiting smoking?
[speaker002:] while I think it's great that they're trying to get people to quit smoking, but I don't really care for the advertisement.
[speaker001:] why not?
[speaker002:] the fish hook that they use is quite disturbing!
[speaker001:] it's a pun. They use the fish hook to make you think about how you can get hooked on smoking.
[speaker002:] I know, but I think it's not really appropriate for young children.
[speaker001:] I think they're trying to scare the young people so that they don't ever start smoking.
[speaker002:] all advertisers like to catch young people because they know the meaning of loyalty.
[speaker001:] perhaps you're right,, though. Maybe the advertisement would be more effective with adults anyhow.
[speaker002:] I have nothing against them putting the advertisements in magazines and newspapers that are read by adults, but I don't think they should have their ad on billboards where children can see them.
[speaker001:] that's a good point. I think I was so delighted to see that a billboard was being used to promote health that I didn't think about how children might understand the ad.
[speaker002:] you have to give them credit, though. It's about time people started becoming more aware of the dangers of smoking.