NEW YORK—K&L Advertising executive Nathan Lohaus was killed in committee Monday, his life voted down by an 11-3 margin at the 2 p.m. departmental meeting. “We threw Nathan out there and discussed him at length, but in the end we decided he just wasn’t viable,” K&L creative director Marcus Somers said. “We had a lot of really high hopes for Nathan, and we certainly tried to make him work, passing him back and forth and letting everybody take a stab at him, but in the end he just died on the table.” Somers extended his “deepest regrets” to Lohaus’ wife and children.
Is the truth stranger than fiction? Analogous to all public policy?
Comments on this entry are closed.