Grown men shouldn't be wasting their lives playing video games.
The only adults who still use the word "playtime" aren't the types to be found on the tube. They're busy riding around outside on e-scooters.
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The only adults who still use the word "playtime" aren't the types to be found on the tube. They're busy riding around outside on e-scooters.
Travelling on the tube can be a patronising business at the best of times, with all those reminders about minding the gap and, in Covid times, wearing a mask and "leaving a safe space" (as if that's somehow possible during rush hour). Do passengers really need to be reminded to "carry a bottle of water when it's hot"?
Yet it seems even the underground's advertisers are intent on infantilising their customers. A Nintendo advert has been plastered across the network for some time featuring grown men and women playing the "Switch" device that is a favourite with my eight-year-old daughter.
Hashtagged #SetPlaytimeFree, it appears to make the false assumption that most commuters like to while away their spare hours playing Mario Kart, Minecraft and Pokemon. Doesn't Nintendo realise that the only adults who still use the word "playtime" post puberty aren't the types to be found on the tube? They are the overgrown school children riding around outside on e-scooters.
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