...or not. Nowadays the element of a surprise is on the brink of death.
For example here in the UK your chances of cracking open an egg to go with your bacon that contains a double yolk are 1 in 1,000. It's a very nice surprise when you get a double yolk...you feel elated and proud to have cracked open the beast. However M&S have done this. In which ruins the surprise.
Another example I will give is YouTube videos. You see the title of so many YouTube videos explain everything that happens in the video. This means that just by reading the title of the video you know exactly what all of the content is for the video. A title for a video is meant to a teaser into the content of the video to draw you in, to grasp your mind and have you wondering what it's all about.
Anyone else feel this way towards "surprises"?
:(
Surprise...
For example here in the UK your chances of cracking open an egg to go with your bacon that contains a double yolk are 1 in 1,000. It's a very nice surprise when you get a double yolk...you feel elated and proud to have cracked open the beast. However M&S have done this. In which ruins the surprise.
Another example I will give is YouTube videos. You see the title of so many YouTube videos explain everything that happens in the video. This means that just by reading the title of the video you know exactly what all of the content is for the video. A title for a video is meant to a teaser into the content of the video to draw you in, to grasp your mind and have you wondering what it's all about.
Anyone else feel this way towards "surprises"?
:(
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