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During the first ad read of NSFW #164 "Dreams and Shadows," Justin started the read by stating that Squarespace was "a website designed to traffic guns to your home." Later he stated that Squarespace had adopted the new motto "Click-Clack!" while describing various supposed positive benefits of Squarespace's business model. Brian then suggested that everyone tweet "Click Clack" to Squarespace and blame it on Tom Merritt. | During the first ad read of NSFW #164 [[Dreams_and_Shadows|"Dreams and Shadows,"]] Justin started the read by stating that Squarespace was "a website designed to traffic guns to your home." Later he stated that Squarespace had adopted the new motto "Click-Clack!" while describing various supposed positive benefits of Squarespace's business model. Brian then suggested that everyone tweet "Click Clack" to Squarespace and blame it on Tom Merritt. | ||
Surprisingly, this read was not well received by either Squarespace and/or Leo, leading to the Ad Dragon temporarily replacing Justin on the ad reads. The read was removed from later video archives of the show. | Surprisingly, this read was not well received by either Squarespace and/or Leo, leading to the [[Ad Dragon]] temporarily replacing Justin on the ad reads. The read was removed from later video archives of the show. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:03, 1 May 2021
During the first ad read of NSFW #164 "Dreams and Shadows," Justin started the read by stating that Squarespace was "a website designed to traffic guns to your home." Later he stated that Squarespace had adopted the new motto "Click-Clack!" while describing various supposed positive benefits of Squarespace's business model. Brian then suggested that everyone tweet "Click Clack" to Squarespace and blame it on Tom Merritt.
Surprisingly, this read was not well received by either Squarespace and/or Leo, leading to the Ad Dragon temporarily replacing Justin on the ad reads. The read was removed from later video archives of the show.
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