[ WP ] In the future , everything has ads . Everything .

Total Amarco: We Are Always Together flashed across the screen above a sitting child. On a bright and clear January day, top level marketing agents marched through the streets in search of enforcement. They searched for the able-bodied and clean. Gone were the days of four minute commercials and picturesque models in skimpy underwear. Most of the work was done with machines; automation was a precision driven innovation for human society. Fast food jobs were a thing of the past, retail workers gone extinct, carpet cleaning, construction workers and barbers all replaced with automated robots. 
 
 We were supposed to have lived a revolutionized freedom; so we were promised. As a species, we romanced of using our free time constructing a new and more peaceful society. People had waited for a long time. We only imagined the possibilities. We dreamed of those places, but they never happened. 
 
 The world was headed for a massive change of culture. The massive collapse of large companies began to affect everything we held in regard. Its victims: Boeing, Fed Ex, Exxon Mobil, Toyota and General Motors among the companies which closed its doors. It didn ’ t look good and thousands of crucial systems around the world destabilized in the blinking of eyes. 
 
 In its place, an attempt to ignore the reality of a wrecked society. In every street corner, automated machines, on the doors of self-driven cars, advertisements for individuals looking for owners. The ships and the bridges filled with men and women searching for sustenance from those who held to an income. They lie in dirt, searching, praying and starving for a chance at humanity. 
 
 In the cities, people holding signs and advertisements, asking to be fed and kept safe from harm. Gone were the days of four minute commercials… 

