Just for the record, I don’t give a damn about Super Bowl ads.
If you are a marketeer, one of the companies, associated with the game, or anything like that, well, sorry.
“News” programs that clearly don’t have news to cover blather on about these ads, all the while talking with awe about the cost per second or whatever. It’s not news, folks.
Super Bowl ads will lose what little relevancy they might have about 24 hours after the game is over.
The people making, broadcasting, and talking about these ads are mainly overly rich people trying to get people with less money to give up that money. That’s it.
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Super Bowl Ads
Just for the record, I don’t give a damn about Super Bowl ads.
If you are a marketeer, one of the companies, associated with the game, or anything like that, well, sorry.
“News” programs that clearly don’t have news to cover blather on about these ads, all the while talking with awe about the cost per second or whatever. It’s not news, folks.
Super Bowl ads will lose what little relevancy they might have about 24 hours after the game is over.
The people making, broadcasting, and talking about these ads are mainly overly rich people trying to get people with less money to give up that money. That’s it.
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