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Billboard offers to give Americans exactly what they need
As the 2016 Presidential election continues to unravel, many Americans are struggling to accept candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and voicing a desire to flee the country and move to Canada.
Reddit user haljackey shared a photograph that shows one Charleston, South Carolina, real estate company responding to Americans' cries for help with a very blunt billboard.
The billboard advertisement for Jeff Cook Real Estate features photographs of Trump and Clinton standing in front of an American flag with the words,"Moving to Canada? We can sell your home" written beside them in large letters.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable When Americans reach peak IDGAF mode about politics, make some money. That's the American way. We salute you, Jeff Cook.
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