Do you know how hard it is to categorize something I blog about? Probably not. It isn't so much attaching a label or tag so that I can go back and find it later - it's the fact that in both instances a person can be a hot mess and really stupid at the same time. LOL.
Sorry, I know that sounded a bit confusing, but ARE PEOPLE REALLY THIS STUPID?!?! Sorry for yelling, but if I was living in this home, and this was taped on my surveillance camera - his ass would be mine. The garbage man in the video gets so frustrated, because a piece of garbage got stuck at the bottom of the can. After several attempts he gets angry, and starts banging the can against the garbage truck up to five times. But wait till you see what he does next. At least he picked up the trash afterwards, right?
I swore I wasn't going to post any Superbowl commercials, but I have to talk about this one. As you probably already know, in the commercial you see a man driving his 2012 Chevy Silverado through an apocalyptic city. It's the end of the world, remember?
The driver continues maneuvering through the destruction as Barry Manilow's "Looks Like We Made It" plays in the background. He eventually comes across his buddies who all happen to own previous year models, when he asks, "Where's Dave?" And it's the response from this man that starts a mess of a battle between two of America's largest Automakers, "Dave didn't drive the longest-lasting, most-dependable truck on the road. Dave drove a Ford."
Well Ford wasn't going to have any of that. In fact, they tried to keep it from airing the day of the Superbowl by issuing a cease-and-desist order to NBC. But it didn't work. And now the CEO's are back and forth sending each other ridiculous letters that I found quite humorous. [source]
You know General Motors is having so much fun with this... they issued the following statement:
"We stand by our claims in the commercial, that the Silverado is the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickup on the road," said GM Global Chief Marketing Officer Joel Ewanick in a press release. "We can wait until the world ends, and if we need to, we will apologize. In the meantime, people who are really worried about the Mayan calendar coming true should buy a Silverado right away."
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