Hmmmm…
From an AIS commercial on the radio: ‘More than 30 insurance companies compete for AIS clients’ business.’
Taken literally: duh. AIS is an insurance company. Insurance companies compete for each others’ business. Otherwise they wouldn’t run commercials.
But if you read into it a little bit: Why would insurance companies be so keen to compete for AIS clients’ business specifically? The only reason I can think of is that AIS clients are more willing to pay more than clients of other companies, making them more desirable objects of competition.
Not a good inference. you might want to rewrite that one, AIS.
UPDATE 2006-08-27: Filed under “Fiskings” on the theory that this is something of a mini-fisking.