Another quip he had that I think you might enjoy. My mom was an absolute teetotaler was anti-alcohol. About once every few month my dad would go and tear off a binge. I know he would stay out because he regretted coming home to the fight that he would face, so he stayed out. Once she accused him of possible infidelity. He said, “Evelyn, you may not have cured me of drinking but you damn sure cured me of women.” tg moderator October 3, 2012 at 12:10 am Do marketers really want to reach young men? I’m sincere in asking as I have no idea. It seems to me that young men these days don’t have any money. I had an Uncle who owned an airplane for most of his life. He also always had nice cars and he paid cash for his house back in 1960. He was an auto mechanic. I don’t think the kid at my local Jiffy Lube is shoping for airplanes… Realiti Czech October 6, 2012 at 8:55 pm “Do marketers really want to reach young men?” Not particularly. Heck, marketers don’t generally want to reach out to men, period. Consider that 80% of household spending is done by females. What does that mean? Males only spend 20%. They spend 1/4 as much as females, and tend to be more brand-loyal. They are a smaller (monetarily) and a more difficult market to penetrate. And young men? Like you said, they have no money, and what they have often goes to girlfriends. Consider that practically all television is female-oriented. This is not just feminism. This is making a profit. Since women do most of the spending, ads directed at women will be the most successful, and shows that attract a female demographic will get more of the right people to see those ads. https://russian-women.startupdate.nl/ https://russian-women.linkschakel.nl/ https://russian-women.linknavigator.nl/ https://russian-women.startfreak.nl/ https://russian-women.skhor.de/ https://russian-women.surfplezier.nl/ https://russian-women.startway.nl/ https://russian-women.linkactueel.nl