Why You Really Are An Idiot If You Wear Google Glass

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No, this isn’t another item about Robert Scoble taking a showers while wearing Google Glass. But it’s most certainly the same idea taken to extremes. It’s bad enough we’re all glued to our phones when we could be interacting with those around us but check out what happens during dinner with this four-eyed family.

It’s all to tout mobile banking from First Bank. The ad, created by TDA_Boulder, illustrates the idiocy of dealing with Google Glass-like technology and signs off with, “The FirstBank Mobile App. Technology has never been so easy.”

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