buymysh*tpile.com
Cecilia Biemann — September 24, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: buymyshitpile & buzzfeed
With the economy in crisis, the US Government recently announced a plan to rescue banks by purchasing their "distressed assets" - assets that no one else wants to buy from them.
In a creative protest to this decision, sh*tpile.com is giving regular Americans the same opportunity to sell their bad assets to the Government.
Website users are asked to submit bad assets they would like the government to take off their hands.
Some of the entries are really clever and super funny!
In a creative protest to this decision, sh*tpile.com is giving regular Americans the same opportunity to sell their bad assets to the Government.
Website users are asked to submit bad assets they would like the government to take off their hands.
Some of the entries are really clever and super funny!
Trend Themes
1. Satirical Government Bailout - Opportunities for satirical commentary and humor-based critique of government bailout initiatives.
2. Online Protest Platforms - Growing trend of online platforms enabling users to creatively protest against government actions and policies.
3. Individual Empowerment in Financial Crisis - Increasing trend of individuals seeking ways to exercise agency and influence in the face of economic downturns.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can leverage the trend of satirical government bailouts to create engaging and thought-provoking content for audiences.
2. Technology - The technology industry can develop innovative online protest platforms that provide users with creative outlets to express their dissatisfaction with government decisions.
3. Financial Services - The financial services industry can explore opportunities to empower individuals during financial crises by offering products and services that help manage and improve personal financial situations.
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