The latest commercial about the chili burger? The man and woman are sitting there both shoveling food into their mouths like disgusting pigs, but the woman of course remains all clean. She tells the man he’s got something on his face. She tries to politely help the disgusting pig then the camera shows us his face and it’s apparently covered in diarrhea.
They think I’d want to eat there?
I boycotted them when they had the disgusting pigs dripping ketchup all over the place, and only went back a couple times after they stopped showing those commercials. Well, I’m back to boycotting again. Not like I eat there much anyway, but geez.
Don’t not eat the chili burger because the ad is disgusting. Rather don’t eat it because the chili tastes like the secret ingredient is dog shit.
I had one of those chili cheese burgers when the came around the first time. I think it was the only time I have ever thrown a burger into the trash. It was that bad.
Ugh. I’m with you on those disgusting Carl’s Jr. ads. I’ve complained about them over the years here as well. Who responds to those gross commercials? I also agree with you the the disgusting slobs dripping shit all over themselves with chewing sounds was probably the most horrifying ad campaign I’ve witnessed.
I concur with the outrage. These commercials really are out of bounds. And if the visuals aren’t enough for you, get this–I used to live in a very noisy neighborhood, so noisy that I would often watch TV with the sound run through my stereo and into my headphones. Imagine listening to one of these commercials with that disgusting slobbering noise being pumped directly into your ears. :eek:
It’s a shame, really, because I love CJ’s Double Western Bacon Cheeseburger. Probably my favorite fast food burger. But yeah, I have to boycott them when they put this shit on the TV. What are they thinking?
And really, while I like to crow once in a while about how I will not go to an establishment whose commercials I do not like, Carl’s Jr. is the only one I truly followed through on. And it was really because of the distaste for them that their commercials put me through.
I used to go there a lot, up until the slobbering chewy sound commercials. I rarely bring myself to be able to buy from that place again. I think I actually saw the one the OP referenced, and it did look like his face was covered in shit.
I’d hate to see what the Carl’s Jr. ad staff would do with a Huggies commercial or a Preparation H commercial.
I’ve never been to a Carl’s Jr. they just don’t have them in Maine and New Hampshire, pity, I’ve wanted to try their Extra Big-Ass Taco, now with more MOLECULES!
I thought it was common knowledge that Carl’s Jr markets to big burly fraternity guys who enjoy having farting contests while they eat. The ads have to turn you off; otherwise, they wouldn’t turn the target audience on.
I don’t know about your neck of the woods, but here in the midwest, we have Hardee’s, which is the same thing as Carl’s Jr. (they both use the smiling star logo).
Brought to you by Carl’s Jr.
I never knew it was some sort of irradiated singing rat, which is unappetizing enough. I was always appalled they had a singing turd dancing around their food, and apparently Americans find this appetizing.
Oh, I know. Some of their 6 dollar burgers are fattening heaven, but I’m not a disgusting pig, I’m not over weight, and I won’t go there while they seem to glorify disgusting gluttony.
Convince me it tastes good, I’ll go. Make me proud I’m a gluttonous pig who enjoys being smeared with his own gluttonous filth, I’m avoiding you like, well filth.
The six dollar burger is the best fast food burger of any national chain, ever. They could show commercials where their meat plants where grind up human bodies and form them into patties, and I’m still going to go there.
I actually giggled. So I can’t really get behind you guys on this one.
But then again they don’t have CJ’s here in my neck of the woods either so maybe that has something to do with it.
