here’s the thing: if you make a simple advertisement,

and it only has two images on it,

and they’re both of the same person,

and they’re supposed to tell a story of two sequential events..

..would it be too difficult to make sure the dude’s wearing the same outfit in both of them?

i never knew prison cells were made of copper plumbing

just because it’s posted above a urinal in a bar doesn’t mean it’s exempt from the rules of the universe (nor the scrutiny of my keen, dart player’s eyes).

also, i’m trying to understand the creative reasoning behind having this guy more dressed up in the jail scene.  shirt and tie?  is the idea to add more contrast to the environment, thus making it seem more dreadful?  more unfortunate?  because if they were looking to evoke that, they should’ve just kept him in that dreadfully unfortunate name brand-less polo and ‘member’s only’ jacket from the dui frame.