New Budweiser commercial
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Nice. Freakin dust in this house, I need a housekeeper.
thanks for the post Maggot.
A very deep and heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you who served, peace or war, for your honor and willingness.
thanks for the post Maggot.
A very deep and heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you who served, peace or war, for your honor and willingness.
Yea saw that commercial on "Chicks on the Right," who are pretty funny, if you have never seen them before. Yea brought a tear to my eye; glad to see things like that occur to a deserving young lady who is working really hard to achieve something in life.
While it may be dusty in here also, My Lady is bawling her eyes out. This truly is fantastic.
At the same time though, am I the only one who was thinking at the end during the hugging,,,,, "wait a minute, you killed Han!!!!!!" so hug him with one hand whilst stabbing him with the other?
At the same time though, am I the only one who was thinking at the end during the hugging,,,,, "wait a minute, you killed Han!!!!!!" so hug him with one hand whilst stabbing him with the other?
Kylo Ren would be one of the last people I'd want hugging my family!
Anyways, God bless all our vets out there disabled or not and thanks for doing a service that I haven't done. As for the commercial, I have nothing really to say about it because at the end of the day, it's just a commercial meant to sell a product.
Anyways, God bless all our vets out there disabled or not and thanks for doing a service that I haven't done. As for the commercial, I have nothing really to say about it because at the end of the day, it's just a commercial meant to sell a product.
THings can have more than one reason to exist.
If there .reasoning was "Lets dream up something that will make people like us and buy our product." then yes, your right.
On the other hand, if they reasoned..."We're selling a product, lets do something creative, and that will help and inspire others." Then good on them. Considering the one below, I think its the latter. Except for an ice cold long neck occasionally, I cant drink the stuff, but they do put out good commercials.
As a former business owner, I had to budget advertising.
I sponsored a local dirt track racer because I wanted the money to do something for my community. His kids and my Grandkids went to the same school, and even some of the same classes. I knew those kids and a couple of them were in the Scout Troop I worked with. That money, never enough to be anything noteworthy, still stayed in the same village where I lived, and enriched the lives of my neighbors and my own family.
I never received even a single response from my advertising. But as far as I'm concerned, not one penny of that expenditure was a loss.
Maser, you just don't get it. As long as I had to spend the money anyway, I could at least try to put it somewhere that I knew good folks would get to do a few more good things. And it gave me a small thrill to see GWL Services, Inc. on the side of the car that led the local championship for two years.
It wasn't the only sponsor on that car, and not even the biggest one. But the agreement was a payout for each race, with a basic sum augmented based on finishing place, and it was a solid incentive to do better. I'm sure a few folks thought I was nuts, but I was the only sponsor in the championship who didn't just write a check and fade away into the crowd. I also got to help out in the Pits.
I was a solo IT business owner/operator. That money came out of my own pocket. I ate some less and his kids ate some more regular. That's good enough for me.
Greg
PS, I liked Adam Driver's character, the one he played in Star Wars; and it didn't hurt that he was a DAV Marine, either.
I sponsored a local dirt track racer because I wanted the money to do something for my community. His kids and my Grandkids went to the same school, and even some of the same classes. I knew those kids and a couple of them were in the Scout Troop I worked with. That money, never enough to be anything noteworthy, still stayed in the same village where I lived, and enriched the lives of my neighbors and my own family.
I never received even a single response from my advertising. But as far as I'm concerned, not one penny of that expenditure was a loss.
Maser, you just don't get it. As long as I had to spend the money anyway, I could at least try to put it somewhere that I knew good folks would get to do a few more good things. And it gave me a small thrill to see GWL Services, Inc. on the side of the car that led the local championship for two years.
It wasn't the only sponsor on that car, and not even the biggest one. But the agreement was a payout for each race, with a basic sum augmented based on finishing place, and it was a solid incentive to do better. I'm sure a few folks thought I was nuts, but I was the only sponsor in the championship who didn't just write a check and fade away into the crowd. I also got to help out in the Pits.
I was a solo IT business owner/operator. That money came out of my own pocket. I ate some less and his kids ate some more regular. That's good enough for me.
Greg
PS, I liked Adam Driver's character, the one he played in Star Wars; and it didn't hurt that he was a DAV Marine, either.
foreign beer, we have better right here in the USA, our micro brew revolution will put these conglomerates outta business.
I don't give a fuck how it happens , if it benefits Veterans and their families ,
then job well done .
then job well done .
I see Maser on several topics and is usually trying to stir the pot. Is he some kind of troll or something?
