Job Seeking Creatives Offer Aspirin to Drunk CDs in Award Event Stunt

Last week, two Hungarian creatives crafted a bit of ingenuity as part of their job seeking efforts. The pair, Zsofi Toth and Denes Szanto, took advantage of an industry gathering, the annual Hipnozis award show which occurred last Thursday night with the Friday Saver Project.

Knowing there’d be a good chance some attendees would wake up with a hangover the next day, the pair had a hostess hand out farewell gifts at the end of the night which consisted of a greeting card with contact information and an aspirin.

No word on any offers yet but the video is getting some good traction.

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