That's a great advertisement!
(Baonghean) - Mom, can I study English at Cao The Center?
- What kind of strange center is that? Who told you to want to study there?
"Just look up at the sky, Mom! Look at those advertisements plastered all over the power lines. This center must have some creative, innovative teaching methods; they even managed to advertise on power lines! Those English tutors who stick their ads on utility poles—they're always getting ripped off by kids or old folks, it's no use!"
- High voltage or high-voltage electricity? Who can read advertisements plastered on power lines? Are they supposed to crane their necks in the middle of the road? If an accident happens, will the victim die from high voltage electricity?
- Mom, don't be so strict. At least it's less of a problem for the city's aesthetics than those advertisements for concrete drilling and cutting, and septic tank cleaning plastered all over utility poles and tree trunks. From afar, it looks like they're painting the trees to protect them from pests, and even the insects probably wouldn't be able to stick their heads out from under those ads!
- Oh please, son, it's the rainy season, climbing up there to stick advertisements on those tangled power lines, who knows if that center is run by people or ghosts?
