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Amazing. I am speechless.
I know this is old, but can we still find out who this is!
(a) the MD of a large educational network, who is
(b)
disgusting
I think it is not pinglish because of the last point only which says:
“able to keep MD pleased and relaxed”
No corporate job whatsoever have this kind of requirement all over the world.
It is also not some english mistake as the message is loud and clear. It is indeed an “Indecent Proposal”
Secondly considering the copy readers overlook: there are thousands of ads in sunday newspaper so nobody can copy read such kind of ads. All the text of the ad comes from the advertiser and dawn prints it on “as is” basis. There are no proof readings for ads, I believe.
Lastly about the social responsibility: This ad suggests of degrading moral values in Pakistan. Yes, Indeed I agree that in Pakistan everybody here assumes an authority to declare what is right and wrong because the authorities/institutions do not play their part.