An upstart brokerage firm in New York claims buying its apartments would improve ones' sex life in its new ad campaign
An upstart brokerage firm in New York claims buying its apartments would improve ones' sex life in its new ad campaign
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The new firm, MNS, is marketing their pads to young professionals who are raking in the moolah, and are looking for something extra on the side.
The spicy tagline is: "I don't remember his name, but his apartment . . ."
It's followed by one of four racy graphics -- including one with the outline of a woman's legs and feet in heels, lying on top of a man's lower half.
"You can make a correlation between the quality of your apartment and the quality of women you get," the New York Post quoted Ryan McCann, executive vice president of marketing at MNS, as saying.
The company's web site is also asking readers to write where they hooked up by e-mailing in their stories.