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Neither did I until I realised that I didn't and then couldn't help but notice the next time it was on. Frozen veggies, from memory.I still don’t know what that ad’s about
"nothswthsgiffsbuddy"...can someone decipher what he says?Patrick was happy with his low cost insurance.
That he wants to try what she is obviously enjoying?That ad for the Scottish burger joint where the grandad just looks at his granddaughter then back to the cashier and says "I'll have what she's having" has some real creep vibes about it.
Everyone knows the context for that line - what was the possible thought pattern in dropping it in this ad?
"nothswthsgiffsbuddy"...can someone decipher what he says?
he says nice whiskers patty
i didnt either, saw it on a reddit post and still had to listen a few times to hear it
its actually this guy saying it
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not Selwood
The natural confectionary company with that annoying little girl singing "superwoman"...
Clearly, but you are aware of the more famous use of that phrase, aren't you?That he wants to try what she is obviously enjoying?
Jesus dude.
The television advertisement, which aired during football coverage, showed a man slumped on the couch at home and looking at his phone while dressed in shabby clothes.
When he wins his multi-bet, a voiceover artist says “feels like you’ve finally made it” as the man is suddenly teleported to an awards ceremony where, dressed in a tuxedo, he wins the “most outstanding same game multi” award and is applauded and cheered by the crowd.
One viewer registered a complaint with the advertising industry’s self-regulating watchdog, Ad Standards, arguing Sportsbet relied on “the false and dangerous narrative that you’re just ‘one bet away’ from ‘winning big’ and thus ‘winning’ the literal applause of your friends and family”.
“I’m disgusted as Nine and Sportsbet both clearly know this plays straight into a dangerous and false narrative of many gambling addicts,” the complaint said.
The natural confectionary company with that annoying little girl singing "superwoman"...
hearing aids are VERY expensiveOne that grinds my gears is for hearing aids.
"we got a quote for $9K, can you help us"
"yes, we can save you 1000's"
"hello hawaii"
Who in their right mind would tell a customer they can save them that much when they have already declared what their original quote is ??
"we can save you $500-750" would have been the right answer.
Ever gone in for a hearing test at one of those places? They put headphones on you and you're supposed to write down the words you hear. They slyly use words like "move", then tell you it was "smooth". It's quite difficult to pick the difference through headphones, and you're waiting for the next word, which might be "fall" but sounds like "all". They use a lot of soft consonants. Then tell you you need hearing aidshearing aids are VERY expensive
yes, because my hearing is stuffed. look after your hearing. hearing aids help, but it's never a perfect substitute.Ever gone in for a hearing test at one of those places? They put headphones on you and you're supposed to write down the words you hear. They slyly use words like "move", then tell you it was "smooth". It's quite difficult to pick the difference through headphones, and you're waiting for the next word, which might be "fall" but sounds like "all". They use a lot of soft consonants. Then tell you you need hearing aids
Young friend of mine went to an outdoor event and danced the night away right next to the speakers that were blaring out music all night. Took her two days to get her hearing back. I'm thinking the same happens with headphones? (I don't use them for music)yes, because my hearing is stuffed. look after your hearing. hearing aids help, but it's never a perfect substitute.
But it ticks the diversity box, that’s all that matters.That new Cadbury ad with the dad in the car getting a call from his son features the least realistic conversation I’ve ever heard outside of a life insurance ad.