Advertisements pose as a trigger to encourage people to buy certain products. Of course, they do not exploit the problems that exist within those items, since they are designed to appeal to the consumer. Although, failing to provide the issues that exist result in concealing the truth. If a law mandates that a company must reveal certain side effects or risks, when advertising, the information quickly ruffles off in small test or is impossible to understand due to the speed when read aloud. Arrington acknowledges the common processes people use in advertising and provides his alternative. He describes his iteration as puffery, “the practice by a seller of making exaggerated, highly fanciful or suggestive claims about a product or service” (Arrington
