People really are "sorry" all over the place, but the fact that each punctuation mark gets its own line makes this sign truly special. Thanks, yay.
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7 comments:
The management is quoting someone who is sorry. They, themselves, could give a rat's a$$...
Sounds kind of like an airline's "sorry." We're "sorry" we are delayed. We're "sorry" you can't have a refund. We're "sorry" you didn't get your luggage after paying a fee to check it.
This was an intentional design choice - in the UK at least, Westfield do all their slogans like this, in quotes and with everything on a separate line (like this). It bugs the crap out of me.
Westfield in New Zealand does the same thing. It goes"
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It's wierd. I wonder if the designer of Westfield's campaign thing has seen this?
it's like they are constantly having a laugh behind your backs....
yeah, we're "sorry". It will "happy" to help *cough*idiot*cough*.
Yeah, Westfield do this all over the place. They are big fans of random punctuation marks.
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