Welcome to the wonderful world of drug propaganda, um advertising. It may
be simply better to chill out, relax and not give the drug makers more of
your hard earned cash.

larry

At 12:03 PM 10/28/2003, you wrote:
>I made the mistake of turning on the TV at home last night. On comes this
>sincere looking fellow complaining about how when he's at work he's worrying
>about things at home, and that when he's at home he's worrying about things
>at work. I got to thinking about what he was saying and somehow started to
>worry about work. After some worrying about work, I started worrying about
>what would happen if I started to worry about home tomorrow when I get to
>work. I find myself sitting here at work today worrying about how I spent my
>time at home last night - that is, watching commercials telling me I should
>be worrying about work while I'm at home, and worrying about home while I'm
>at work. It's worrying me that I'm spending my time at work worrying about
>how I spent my night at home worrying about whether I would be worrying
>about home at work today. This never really happened until I watched this
>commercial, so my question is - should I just stop watching TV, or should I
>do like the commercial told me and ask my doctor about Paxil? Maybe with
>Paxil I could then watch the commercial telling me to worry about home while
>at work, and work while at home, and not have to worry about falling down
>the worry about work/home spiral of doom - I could laugh at the TV - "HAHA -
>that's not me!!! I take Paxil! I can watch this commercial and not worry
>about starting to worry about home while at work and work while at home - I
>can just sit here watching TV and not worry about a thing - take that!"
>
>I think the Paxil is the better choice here, I mean why should I have to
>stop watching Paxil commercials because they make me worry when I can just
>take Paxil and not worry about the Paxil commercials making me worry
>anymore? Do you think this is the right path for me to take?
>
>Adam.
>
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