The other day I was listening to the comedy channel (Raw Dawg) on Sirius satellite radio and I happened to catch a comedian joking about "magic" pills to increase male "performance". The jokes were fast and furious. At first, a magic pill to solve all my "problems" seemed like a great idea. However, the comedian had three great points:
- There is no magic pill.
- If there were, the ramifications would be tremendous. (To say the least, the pill would be abused.)
- You would hear about it during Prime Time; not at 3am
To address all three points.
There is no magic pill
Wouldn't it be nice if we could just pop a pill to achieve our goals, wants and desires? At first, the answer is YES. But, we all know the real answer is NO.
Oh My
Can you imagine if we could pop a pill, and it would make us into something else? At first it would seem empowering, but where does it stop, and do you really want it?
Did you hear about it when you could not sleep?
This is not to say that late night advertising and infomercials are bad. But, think about it, if you hear about it at 4 am and there is no mention at 8am, something is probably wrong.
Laughing, but...
I am big fan of comedy and laugh at everything; including things that other people might not laugh at. I may not have explained it well enough, but the comedic bit that inspired this posting really slammed it home. And that is there is no magic pill.
Wayne Ergle is the owner of onclickConnect which provides Web Design, Search Engine Optimization and Internet Marketing services to small businesses. He can be reached at 678-360-7938 or online at http://www.onclickconnect.com.
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