Johnnie Walker Bankok Building Wrap Sends Mixed Messages

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Adrants reader Sarah spotted a Johnnie Walker building wrap on the Baiyoke Sky Tower in Bankok, Thailand that began with the tease, “Drink, Don’t Drive.” Weeks later, the Johnnie Walker walking man appeared capped with a white banner that, very oddly, for a liquor brand, read “Don’t drink alcohol, it’s against the 5 rules.” The banner refers to the five rules of Buddhism one of which bans intoxicating substances. Perhaps it’s just covering all bases but it’s an odd combination of mixed messages for sure. See the teaser image here.

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