You’ve probably heard of South Dakota’s latest campaign to raise awareness of methamphetamine addiction: “Meth. We’re on it.”
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Here’s the “Meth. We’re on it.” TV ad:
This isn’t South Dakota’s first questionable public service announcement rodeo. A few years back, they had the ill-conceived “Don’t jerk and drive” campaign:
It’s a poor double entendre — the joke meaning is easy to get, but it’s really hard to tell what they really mean by “jerking and driving.” It turns out that it’s the tendency to suddenly the steering wheel when you start to skid on snowy roads.
Here’s their TV ad:
Naturally, this campaign didn’t last very long before it was —ahem — pulled.
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I’m from South Dakota, I thought campaigns were better than good, with the jerk and drive ad reaching the pinnacle of genius.