TNT’s ‘Trust Me’ Gives AdGabber Some Lesbian Love

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On this week’s episode of Trust Me, Adrants’ sister site, AdGabber was mentioned in a plot line involving the Sarah Krajicek-Hunter (Monica Potter) character. Apparently, she was labeled a lesbian role model for women in advertising by someone on AdGabber. Of course, she wasn’t (on the actual site) and she’s not so for the rest of her subplot during the episode, she did all she could to convince everyone otherwise.

While we’re very, very, very (did we say very?) pleased to have been mentioned on the show (thank you Hunt and John), we would loved to have worked the plot into the site with a “real” profile. We could have had a lot of fun with it. So, Hunt and John, we’re happy to entertain any ideas you might have.

How about a Rothman Greene & Mohr group on the site? Hey, Mad Men did the whole pseudo-character thing on Twitter. Why don’t you guys do it with Adgabber?

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