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of marketing in its traditional form.
But first, let me ask you a question.
ow far are you willing to go
to solve your problem?
We are ready for anything.
Anything within the law, of course.
I'm afraid that's not going to be
far enough, gentlemen.
We are ready to go far enough.
Fine.
Then I would like you
to mass-produce and market
a little apparatus for testing beef.
A beef tester, for short.
- What?
- A beef tester.
What?
Yeah, it's good.
Just add some graphics that say,
"Test your beef or taste your death."
Right, guys!
Despite the beef tester campaign's
insinuation,
only 12 percent of Russians polled
believe there is a link between
mad cow disease
and the deadly new virus that has
to date claimed over 500 lives.
In response, the Russian minister
of food and agriculture
consumed a hamburger live on TV today
during a press conference
in which he announced
a nationwide ban on the campaign.
As a result, restaurant chain Dim Song
has recorded
record losses for last quarter.
You tell Mr. Min Tao
banning the beef tester campaign
was part of the plan.
You tell him that now is the time to open
and advertise his restaurants.
A lot of restaurants.
And tell him that I would suggest not limiting
What?
Following the government's ban
on the advertising campaign for beef testers
and the sudden, unexplained death
of the Russian minister
of food and agriculture,
consumers are now completely convinced
that beef is deadly dangerous.
Meanwhile, over the last three days,
opened in Moscow alone
where one can eat without having
to test every slice of beef.
Whether this newfound love
of all things vegetable will stick,
only time can tell.
From the streets of Moscow, Russia,
this is Diana ruger, Business Channel News.
Abby, it's me.
verything's changed now.
Sorry I was sick, but now I'm okay.
I know it sounded crazy
when I told you
that fast food was to blame
for everything,
but look, if in a week,
or if in two weeks
The Burger goes bankrupt,
then I'm not crazy
and you'll answer my call.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I understand your despair.
Believe me, I do.
But, unfortunately, I have practically nothing
to cheer you up with.
But, perhaps...
Looks like a storm is coming.
Wait, what were you gonna say?
I don't want to get your hopes too high...
We're joined today in the studio
by economic analyst Mark Short.
Now, I want to ask you the same thing
that must be on the minds
of many of our viewers out there.
Fine, people have stopped eating beef
for the moment,
but why is that having such a big effect
on these massive fast food corporations?
What, you're telling me
they don't have billions saved up?
Well, that's exactly right.
You have to understand
that their hard costs alone
for a week of operation
are in the hundreds of millions.
Mommy, are hamburgers bad
in America, too?
Come on. Come on, Abby, pick it up.
Come on, pick up the phone.
Abby, pick up the phone.
It's very unlikely consumers will return
to beef any time in the near future.
I love you. Pick up the phone.
Demanded a government bailout.
Do you think that's likely to happen?
There's really no chance
of a government bailout.
Well, do you think
the fast food industry can survive?
That depends on what kind of food
they choose to serve.
You've reached Abby and Robert.
Leave us a message
and we'll call you right back.
When the threat came only from
the Russian market, they could withstand it,
but now that the beef scare
has gone global,
the end comes for them rather quickly.
Well, I never thought I would live
to see the day.
- ...has joined the conference.
- ...CO has joined the conference.
- The president of BFO has joined the conference.
- The leader has joined the conference.
Ladies and gentlemen...
The Burger is dead.
The growth of brands has spiraled
out of control.
Never before in history has it been
this difficult to record growth,
because there simply is not enough room
in the minds of consumers
to hold new desires for new products.
What happened in the case of fast food
has fundamentally altered the market forever.
A crippling anxiety has seized consumers.
They're terrified the products can hurt them.
A unique opportunity now stands before you.
The time has come to clear a free space
in the minds of consumers
where your products can live on.
Today, in order to get consumers
to continue to desire computers
you have to first make them
lose interest in cell phones.
What you need is to convince them
that the competition's brands
are deadly dangerous.
Destroy the market for cell phones...
and eradicate the competition.
For your brands to grow,
they need to learn how to attack.
And I know how to teach your brands to attack.
of Misha's rumor campaign,
every remaining corporation in the world
was using his new technology.
And so began a total brand war:
Everyone for himself.
Well, Jon...
Thank you so much for taking us
to the concert.
We had such a lovely time.
- My pleasure.
- Right, Robert?
The popular outcry against advertising
continues to be felt across the globe.
To be an advertiser today
has become more dangerous
than to admit being a homosexual
in the 1950s.
Nowhere has this been harder felt
than in Moscow, Russia.
- The Duma recently voted down legislation...
- Look, it's Daddy.
Proposing a universal ban on all advertising.
As last week's bombing of Red Square
by extremists demonstrates,
many in the public strongly disagree
with this decision.
And here is one of the leaders
of Russian advertising,
Mikhail Galkin. Mikhail?
Mikhail? One question please?
The final word on whether
the Russian government
will ban advertising
is in the hands of the President.
What's he going to do?
I'm sure the President
will make the right decision.
You've reached Abby and Robert
in Moscow.
Please leave us a message
after the tone.
i, Abby.
I'm calling to say goodbye.
I've tried everything.
I even met with the President,
but he wouldn't listen.
You've been right all along.
What I really needed to do was see a doctor.
and that ended with the death
of an innocent man.
and that ended with Veronika in a coma.
Now I decided to make the world
a better place,
and instead I just made things worse.
Why was I so sure the government
would ban advertising?
They will never ban advertising.
I must have been obsessed.
And now it's like
I've come to my senses and...
and there's bl...
blood everywhere...
and it's all my fault, my...
my insanity.
I wish...
F*** it.
What's going on?
I'm calling you.
Okay.
Abby, come on!
Go! Get inside!
Yeah!
You are on, young man!
And a new era began.
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