Not Even Cocktail Napkins Are Safe

It used to be you could escape the outside world by going to the bar. Then somebody put a neon “Budweiser” sign in the window, and another enterprising chap realized that the bathroom walls could be an advertising medium.

And now, “Welcome to Napkin Advertising.” So says Nap Ads. The bar owner gets free napkins, the advertiser gets drunk prospects, and the world gets just a little more cluttered.

The entrepreneur who would sketch out the next Microsoft on the back of a cocktail napkin? Fuhgeddiboutit.

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