The article says that a six-character phrase parents often say when their children return home is frequently used in advertising to evoke the possibility that, in the worst case, children may have to shoulder the costs of their parents’ housing and living expenses.
A specific six-character phrase parents say when their children return home is reportedly frequently used in advertising as wording that suggests the possibility of placing a financial burden on their children.
The article says that the risks associated with the phrase include a situation in which the costs of the parents’ housing and living expenses fall on their children, and calls on readers to take note of this point.
The article contains no specific figures or dates, and presents the issue as a general warning concerning advertising language.