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The narrator shifts from recounting a dream to pondering a fascinating hypothetical: the possibility of interjecting advertising into dreams. They muse about whether products, such as cars or fast food, could somehow be seamlessly embedded into dreams, creating a merging of subconscious experience and marketing strategies.
The idea of "product placement" in dreams isn't just playful speculation but a provocative question about the future of advertising. The narrator wonders whether companies might develop ways to introduce branded content directly into the subconscious mind—such as "giving" someone a cheeseburger in a dream—making products an integral part of the dreaming experience.