People Are ‘Getting It’ In Austin

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It seems the Texas heat is causing people to get it all the time in Austin. The Austin-Statesman is running a promotional campaign with the tagline “How Do You Get It?” to promote the Austin newspaper and its online properties. One women gets it from her assistant, Ricky, on her desk. One basketball player gets it in the locker room. One student gets it from her guidance counselor. Hmm. One guy gets it from his dog. Yuck. One hottie got it her first week of college. One dude got it from his best friend’s Mom. Uh, no thank you. Anyway, it’s one of those campaigns that does cause you to go “hmm” and pay attention for at least a few more seconds than you normally would.

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