Lock your door when you go out. Don't smash beer bottles over peoples' heads. Don't disturb your neighbor.
Sexual assault is bad.
Landmines are dangerous. That viewers of military television in Korea see these wise proverbs as either essential tools for living in Korea or home videos that succeed only in making one cringe gives strength to the AFN production team's consensus that their command information spots produce results when it comes to getting people's attention. With a target demographic of just 60,000 amid a shadow audience of five million, AFN's production spots have a lot of eavesdroppers and, not surprisingly, not everyone who watches endorses Maguire's praise. Yeah, really useful, so far I've learned that smashing a bottle over someone's head could get me into trouble, and that it's bad to sexually assault women. Ahn, who said he is a regular viewer of AFN's sports programs and popular American shows such as Survivor and David Letterman's Tonight Show, was so captivated by AFN's creations he even made the effort of videotaping some of them to show friends back in Canada.