Yesterday we went to El Cholo in Los Angeles (the original, since 1927!) and celebrated our cousin Robert's birthday. Robert is 48 and is developmentally disabled.
As we were leaving, I saw the following store across the street:
I admit, a storefront selling puppies disturbs me, although I wonder what kind of business they're doing. "Puppy House" could mean a host of activities, only a few of them good. But then, I looked closer at their sign:
"Give Love for Family and Pretty Puppy" - What the hell does that even mean? Are they selling companion dogs for your pretty puppy? Is this an admonishment for parents who work too much? Or ungrateful kids? Aren't they a little presumptious to think you already have one Pretty Puppy? Someone decode this for me.
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2 comments:
Nonsense marketing makes me warm and fuzzy inside.
But I can't try to decipher that sign for too long; otherwise, I think my brain mind start to bend.
Great find, Gayle!
It's a very diverse neighborhood, but there are lots of Korean signs. I'm wondering if the phrase makes sense in another language.
So happy to make your day, David!
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