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Psas: Not Worth The Cost: Ad Analysis
I think public service is beneficial ,because they provide food and shelter and clothing and water. They also help you with the things u have to go through life for such as drinking and driving ,working with other people ,to change your actions , raise awareness,change your attitude to do right in life .You should go because it will help you in life and become a better person.In the story PSAs : Not Worth the Cost it says, "Think about different situations you have experienced. PSAs are a good way to open the door PSAs will always be a form of advertising that is used to talk about certain subjects. PSAs can be used as a starting point to discuss the hard-to-talk-about topics.The PSAs ad was in 1987 for partnership for a drug free america's
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