Just the 1% that matters. (Sign on Wall Street) (update: for an upcoming movie)

[TalkingDog]

I'll have to second the guy's reaction.

[drm604]

1. That sign says it all, doesn't it.

On Edit: It's not real. It's marketing for HBO and Cinemax. Probably a movie.

[Arctic Dave]

2. Is this the start of another flamewar for not being respectful?

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You better respect your superiors.

[geardaddy]

3. Zing!

[Earth_First]

4. I cannot believe that this sign has not been vandalized...

:grrr:

[drm604]

5. Check out their website.

Check out the video at the front of their website.

They protect the ones that matter (not us) from the restless masses (us).

http://byzantiumsecurity.com

On Edit: It's not real. It's marketing for HBO and Cinemax. Probably a movie.

[Earth_First]

7. Does that video say 'an era of "unpresidented" change'?

[Scuba]

10. Why? You gonna "refudiate" that?

[TalkingDog]

12. Thank you. I did not look that closely.

I always appreciate a reality check

[drm604]

13. Neither did I, at first.

[drm604]

6. Wait a minute... It's marketing for something like a movie or a game.

Look at the bottom right of the website.

2010 Home Box Office, Inc. All Rights Reserved"

Followed by a Cinemax logo.

[ParkieDem]

8. That company is stupid.

I checked out their web site -- they specialized in providing security for top execs when traveling, etc.

This is no doubt a legitimate business; even mid- to lower-level executives can be vulnerable when traveling, particularly abroad. Many companies provide this type of security.

But by advertising in such a provocative manner, Byzantium is just putting fuel on the fire... I guess it could be their way of driving up demand for their services.

[ParkieDem]

9. Ah, now I see ...

It's an ad for a Cinemax show called "Hunted."

[Earth_First]

11. Guerrilla marketing...

Bravo!