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Facebook, Snapchat ads promise people $6,400 to switch insurers
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If I ever went into a sales office and saw someone with that beard I would walk right out.
Wow. I thought you were being a bit overdramatic, but no, I fully agree.
That’s 100% drawn on with a sharpie along the edges right? It also looks like he’s wearing blue contacts.
It looks like a photo filter minecraft style beard, how tf do you make an actual beard look pixilated? Look at the outer edges
That’s why I’m convinced it’s sharpie or makeup. You can see it really well on his chin right below the corners of his mouth where hair typically doesn’t grow as well. You can see the hair sticking up in the center of the chin but along the edges it looks like skin painted black.
I really don’t like those hard beard edges. Haven’t met a person with that style beard that wasnt a piece of shit.
Oh wow, I hadn’t noticed because I read the article on my phone. But now I pulled it up again on a full-size display and it’s absolutely atrocious. Hahaha.
WSJ was paywalled and archive link wouldn’t go through for me.
A Bain spokesman said that Enhance Health upholds the highest standards of compliance and that it is collaborating with state and federal agencies to enforce advertising consumer-safety guidelines.
The same Bain of Dollar General and Mitt Romney? Preying on poor people *and taxpayers?! Nooo! /s
