Not a specific ad, but it seems the volume difference on commercials during radio and podcasts is getting worse. You set your volume based on the hosts’ voice and then a commercial comes on and blows out your speakers and ear drums.
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This particular one seems to be little more than hyper-annoying fat-shaming bait.Any pharmaceutical ad whatsoever.
If this isn't your number one (at least the brand, the commercials change), you haven't watched Iowa State basketball games the past 3 years. Lume is on every commercial break and when we're on ESPN+ it will sometimes be 2-3 times per break.
That and the bent carrot commercials.
The visual of rubbing cream on a peach crack always stuck with me.While it may have crossed my mind, the term “underboob” was never part of my lexicon before.
Dr: X-rays came back negative. It looks like it is just a bad ankle sprain.
Patient: I saw a commercial for Jardiance. Could you prescribe me some Jardiance?
Dr: You don't have diabetes. You have a sprained ankle.
Patient: But it could lower my A1C! What about prescribing me some Skyrizi. "Nothing is Everything!" (sings the jingle)
Dr: You sprained your ankle. You don't need a medication for psoriasis.
Patient: What about Rybelsus? Maybe Ozempic?
Has anyone mentioned the Caitlin Clark Hy-Vee commercial? Talk about cringe. And I don't blame Caitlin for it.
For me it was a radio add as a kid in south eastern Iowa. The add did its job though I even remember it to this day.
Car dead call Fred's 391-9666
The add was basically this repeated over and over. As a kid I just wanted to beat whomever wrote that commercial senseless.
Yep I remember that one too, but I didn't despise it like Fred's.80s kids who grew up watching cartoons/bozo on WGN...
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80s kids who grew up watching cartoons/bozo on WGN...
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Any pharmaceutical ad whatsoever.
Or the anxiety ones that "may cause" any number of dreadful maladies. Kind of seems self defeating."...do not take if allergic to [insert drug name]."