Commercials That Cause Tilt

Directv and Progressive both have commercials with talking pigeons on them that air constantly. What a time to be alive.

If you're part of a national ad campaign talking about your stinky kitty, it's not a secret and I don't need your nasty azz leaning into the camera to tell me about it.

Been ill over the weekend, had to watch more commercials than I like.

What boomer posted.
All of the homes.com ads
The BK ads where they put new words to the old "have it your way" music.

They've got a product they're trying to sell.

So what?

When I saw this thread had been bumped, this is the commercial that immediately came to mind. I hate this one so much.

Lol, everything about it is awful. The made up premise of weak flags, the preppy frat bros, “double needle lock stitching,” and the Stepford gaze from the woman assuring you that seamstresses made these flags by hand.

AMERICAAAAA, **** YEAH!

You make a compelling case.

^ Yeah... i find that commercial weird. I would like to see the commercial without the narration over the top.

Lol

The way the music goes in and out seems so sloppy.

I think ALL Drug commercials should be outlawed...

The "Jennifer Coolidge bimbo" ads for Discover.

They were on every intermission for the NHL playoffs.

Had to mute.

I love scrubs and I love Zach Braff and Donald Faison. Their t mobile ads are the worst

I love those ads. But Zach Braff is awesome.

I hate the new Mastercard commercial where the guy doesn't even remember his own sister has cancer and needs to be reminded by his daughter. Then he adds, "My sister, She's a fighter".
A fighter you don't even remember has cancer?????????? Super weird commercial.

"Safelite repair"

"Safelite replace"

"YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

still wondering when she'll show up

safelite is one of the biggest insurance scams around - genuinely surprised it's allowed to operate - majority of their replacements are unnecessary and each billing to insurance is small enough that they aren't worth going over on a case by case basis

insurance fraud for <$200 is basically free money

So you're saying we could pool our insurance frauds... and get rich!?

if we're going to get rich scamming someone, then insurance companies seem like a good place to start

Any suggestions for a good replacement company?

My truck's windshield is original (so ~23 years old) and pretty pitted. Was figuring I'd call safelite, as they're around here.

Note this would not be an insurance replacement; I don't carry that coverage on a 23 year old truck.