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The ad is openly mocking me about the hidden, illegal cameras in my bathroom.
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From DJ Khaled's Twitter:
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The conglomerate has ridiculed me about my teeth for a decade. Years of psychiatric medication from the time that I was 18, without being informed that the dry mouth they gave me as a side effect would make my guns recede, had damaged my dental health by the the time that I was 24, which was when a dentist first told me that I had gum recession.
It wasn't until I was 34 and the recession was noticeable and had made some of my teeth move around that I went to an orthodontist, who told me that dry mouth makes gums recede. All of those years of being told that I had to take those drugs, that I couldn't have a normal life without them, when I could feel that wasn't true and the damage they and being labeled did were nothing like normal.
Now I do a lot for my teeth and have been told by several dentists that I have nice teeth and am taking good care of them. I am making payments every week for a gum graft and hopefully will be able to pay for Invisalign. One gum graft is a couple of thousand dollars, and all of my gums have recession.
The vicious, invasive ridicule by the billion-dollar entertainment industry and the advertising industry, which have turned abusing me into a requirement of industry support, is more obscene every year.
Why is Geico watching me in my bathroom?
I know that other corporations are also hacking those illegal, hidden cameras.
I am treated like a subhuman animal on display. I am poor. I can't stop them.
That's not even to mention again that the conglomerate has insisted that my being beautiful is its excuse for illegally filming me while it has simultaneously called me ugly, fat old, called me everything you can think of for a decade.
This is the 2nd apartment in a row where I've been ridiculed for taking care of my teeth. The conglomerate spent years ridiculing me for having imperfect teeth, although it has always known that I am too poor to fix them.
I think what he's saying is "Don't give up," as another joke, meaning that my teeth will always be ugly and that he and a lot of other people are enjoying watching my efforts to take care of them because they know I'm trapped by my poverty.
