I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was troubling to watch and dissect, but I’m hoping I was able to spare at least one person the unpleasantness of watching the ad.
The funny thing to me is that even having seen the ad a couple of times and with all the controversy, I still couldn’t tell you the name of the car even if you offered me a million bucks to do so.
Andrew, you damn high-brow! You rubbing our faces in your I-don’t-have-a-TV-I read-books-and-some-of-which-don’t-even-have-pictures speech again?! You’re missing out on a great season of The Bachelor!
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Thanks for this essay. Moved my heart.
I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was troubling to watch and dissect, but I’m hoping I was able to spare at least one person the unpleasantness of watching the ad.
The funny thing to me is that even having seen the ad a couple of times and with all the controversy, I still couldn’t tell you the name of the car even if you offered me a million bucks to do so.
An excellent point! I can’t wrapy head around how a team of commercial creative types could have screwed this up so royally.
I also would like to take a moment to warn against trying to reply to comments via smart phone – I type badly enough on a full sized keyboard.
I’m glad I don’t have TV. I’ve never seen it. They’re jerks.
Andrew, you damn high-brow! You rubbing our faces in your I-don’t-have-a-TV-I read-books-and-some-of-which-don’t-even-have-pictures speech again?! You’re missing out on a great season of The Bachelor!