Super Bowl commercials

Established brands like Coke, Pepsi, McDs, Budweiser, etc. don't have to push their products in advertisements anymore. Maybe I'm too cynical but are their people who base decisions off of these commercials?

Who really is going to stand in the drink aisle at the grocery store and say, " you know I was going to get Pepsi but drinking Coke may make the world a better place because the makers of Coke wants the world to be happy."

 

Micky D's has like one thing Id pay for, their ad reached the right people who will eat there tho, and so the business guy in me sees the value this ad will generate., But on the record; their food is as low in quality as you can find.

I wouldnt mind not eating their food for 10 years like you and Fry, (BTW Fry hasnt eaten a McDonalds fry in a while?, hmm seems funny) but to any avail, McDonads is bad food from their salt to their ice cream, its all fake supped up food thats bad for you. They squeeze every penny for all its worth, good for them, bad for everyone else.

 

But I will give them credit for one thing, their Happy Meals.

I can take my kid to McDonalds now and finally feel they're getting the proper foods and nutrients a growing kid needs. Wraps, fruits, salads, and a couple other things that are worthwhile to your body make it so I actually take my kids in there. McDonalds is smart as hell to target kids with toys between commercials of their favorite cartoons. My kids dont like to eat anything, my boy is the worst, kid only eats things you can toast in a toaster.

Im slightly thankful theres a McDonalds out there that caters to kids, but come the point where my kids stop eating chicken nuggets and yogurt, McDonalds is history to me.

 

yea but bad apples beat terrible frys

 

, nearly everything is covered in something, unless you grow your own crops, you're buying food altered in some way