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Now I’m trying to remember if the burger place in Quincy IL that I used to go to all the time when I went to college there was a Burger Chef. All I can remember for sure was that it was “Burger something-other-than-King”.
Hardee’s victim here. The one and only time I ever ate there, I got through two bites and wondered “Why am I eating uncooked roadkill?”
When it comes to fast food scat play no one beats Fudgems
Lev, to keep in the theme, she’d have to beam down a Shatner or two on the steam tables. No one would be the wiser, wink wink!
Well, color me dumb, as I’ve never known this. It wasn’t knowledge, common or not, to me.
But why would a fast food chain market themselves to such a small demographic? Just gross fraternity guys? Does that business model even work? Why are they advertising on mainstream outlets if they’re just going for a narrow college frat market? None of this makes sense to me. Altho I am in the college market, tv-wise, so maybe these ads are not appearing in markets without multiple major colleges? Any ad execs want to check in?
Yeah, they still have the roast beef; I had some last week. They sell fried chicken, too. Or at least mine does.
The Monster Breakfast Sandwich kicks ass. It’s scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, ham, and turkey on sourdough. Nothing like a good heart attack to get your day started right.
If I boycotted every place that had annoying commercials, I think I’d starve to death.
Anyone seen the new Jack-in-the-Box commercial that parodies this one? It’s an ad for their (allegedly tidy to eat) chicken nuggets with a bunch of scenes of people biting into huge, sloppy, nasty-looking burgers and dumping food all over themselves like pigs… then the punch line is “Eat Neat” 
I have to agree on all counts. Their DWBC is easily the best fastfood burger out there–except that, on principle, I won’t eat there because of the truly detestable campaigns, both of which have been going on for years:
(1) Our food is sloppy as shit and makes a mess of anything. That’s how GOOD it is!
(2) Our food is for lazy male knuckle-draggers who wouldn’t be able to survive without our franchise
(3) Our food is for people who don’t object to being rude and inconsiderate while having lunch. Don’t bother me, indeed!
Ugh.
Man I love those ads.
WE LOVE THE SUBS! CAUSE THEY ARE GOOD TO US!!!
To each his own, I gues.
Haven’t seen it yet. I looked online but couldn’t find it. I like J in the B commercials generally. They’re silly but don’t insult me. I like their food, too.
I hate the commercial not because of the ugly dude at the end with diarrhea-looking chili stains on his face, but because his girlfriend says, “Oh, babe, you have something on your face.” That was not “something.” “Something” implies something smallish and easily picked off. She should have said, “You fucking slob, you have shit all over your face.”
I guess a lot of this strikes to heart of a fundamental question about advertising: why is stupidity–or some other undesirable trait–supposed to be a selling point? I don’t get it. I’ve never gotten it. Doesn’t the message always distill down to, “buy our product, and you too can be stupid (disgusting, hateful, cruel, etc.).” Why should that appeal to us?
No wonder I live my life in a state of angry befuddlement.
Well, I will say that the following has gone through my head in the past four minutes:
1- "Jesus, I hope that someday I have the free time and quality of life to be bandying about terms like “disgusting pig” and “outrage” over some schmucks in a burger commercial.
2- Hey, speaking of which, a western bacon cheeseburger sounds pretty damn good right now!
So there’s that.
Mmm… bacon-ketchup-slathered onion rings…
OK, it’s been ages, but thanks to Top Chef’s Padma, Carl’s Jr. finally has a good ad (high on sexy, low on dripping goop and neanderthals)
Yeah they do; there’s a Hardees just down the street from me, and I get a Western Bacon Cheeseburger at least 2 or 3 times a month. If you ask nicely you can get them to throw some jalapenos on it. Mmmmmmmmmm…
Carl’s Jr. has the weird “we haven’t cleaned our grill” taste. I used to like Burger King and Carl’s Jr. when we first got them in the area and after a few years, both of them sucked. It really makes me wonder if their products would taste okay if they would just scrape the corroded burger leavings off of their grills occasionally.
Wendy’s makes the best fast food cheeseburger or at least they did until the got rid of the heavenly Big Bacon Classic, bastards.
You’re spending your free time affecting superiority because you aren’t annoyed by a burger commercial. Your quality of life looks like it’s already where you’re hoping it will be.
So there’s that.
I wonder how a Zombie Chili Cheeseburger would taste?
[sub]Yes, I realize the thread was bumped with new info but if I acknowledged that then I couldn’t make a zombie joke[/sub]
If it doesn’t get all over the place, it doesn’t belong in your face!