Truth in advertising - what if slogans were honest

[MrX]

Parasitic brand much.

Seems a bit harsh. Pepsi's been around since the 1890s.

And they set Michael Jackson's hair on fire. Who did Coke ever attempt to immolate?

 

[xpansive]

I'm now nearly 100% sure this is a piece of art and not an actual public service announcement.

Hahaha Classic western australian mentality.

I believe it was a PSA aimed at kids. What good it would ever I have no idea of??

That has church influence written all over it...

 

[betplom]

Seems a bit harsh. Pepsi's been around since the 1890s.

And they set Michael Jackson's hair on fire. Who did Coke ever attempt to immolate?

You know those ladies that will suck your dick for $10 so they can buy coke?

Yeah, Pepsi is not ok.

 

[MrX]

Hahaha Classic western australian mentality.

I believe it was a PSA aimed at kids. What good it would ever I have no idea of??

That has church influence written all over it...

So much so that I think it's actually satire. The organization supposedly behind it doesn't seem to actually exist, and apparently the producers have a background in comedy.

 

[MrX]

Pepsi had long been the drink of Canadian Francophones

I did not know this. Why is the only Canadian Francophone that I know bad-mouthing Pepsi.

I don't know who to believe.

 

[Mudcat]

The McDonalds one is way off target for me. As some here may recall, last summer I tried McDonalds for the first time in ~10 years and one of my primary observations was how surprisingly expensive it was.

Cost me something like 18 bucks for dinner as I recall? And I didn't even get a drink?

Like it was so expensive I remember thinking I must have been short-changed but just wasn't paying enough attention at the time to challenge it. But people here told me, no, my figures looked right.



So to go straight to the low-cost angle --->

 

[Matty]

You can eat at McDonalds for less than 5 bucks. Two cheeseburgers and a small pop.

A basic Big Mac combo meal is around 8 bucks in Toronto.

You basically bought 2 full meals for your 18 bucks.

McD's is cheap if you're smart aboat it.

 

[xpansive]

You can eat at McDonalds for less than 5 bucks. Two cheeseburgers and a small pop.

A basic Big Mac combo meal is around 8 bucks in Toronto.

You basically bought 2 full meals for your 18 bucks.

McD's is cheap if you're smart aboat it.

If you don't care what goes into your body then I agree


Cheap and nutritionally nasty

 

[xpansive]

So much so that I think it's actually satire. The organization supposedly behind it doesn't seem to actually exist, and apparently the producers have a background in comedy.

Well whatever it is it certainly left a lasting impression...