Well, not quite “nothing”:
I think it was a local company and they probably don’t exist anymore but back in the 70’s (I think) they had a commercial jingle that went “air condition, air condition, air condition with Dick Mills!”. We had no idea how much it had invaded our brains until one day my mother said it looked like our dog had some sort of hair condition and my older sister and I, in unplanned unison, start singing “hair condition, hair condition, hair condition with Dick Mills!” We remembered that one for a long time after that.
I’m Cal Worthington and if I can’t sell you a car, I’ll eat a bug!
I stand corrected.
No biggie! 
Please, indulge me–I have to try the dialect:
It’s Shike-n-Bike - an’ Ah hi-yulped!
This may be the cough syrup talking:
The bigger the burger, the better the burger, the burgers are bigger at Burger King!
Sort of local, but I think it might have been fairly widespread in California:
“A-dee do!”
“I am stuck on Band-Aid, 'cause Band-Aid’s stuck on me!”
“We do more before 9am than most people do all day”
“You’ll Love it at Levitz” (well, before they went bankrupt in 2008, that is.)
It’s Pittsburgh and radio but I always got a kick out of
“Stereo one O two and a half – Pittsburgh Love”
The old jingle for WDVE back in the 70s
On the national level, the TV commercials with the little girl in the kitchen “And I helped”.
“Go see Cal! Go see Cal”
“It’s stuck, Helen.”
“Cold again, too.”
Beat ya to it: #36 
Then **burpo **re-wrote it in the correct dialect!
“A silly millimeter longer”
*Does your shoe have a boy inside
What a funny place for a boy to hide
Does your shoe have a dog there too
A boy and a dog and a foot in a shoe
Well the boy is Buster Brown
And the dog is Tige his friend
And it’s really just a picture
But it’s fun to play pretend
So look-look-look in your telephone book
For the store that has the shoe
With the picture of the boy, and the dog inside,
So you can put your foot in too.
Buster Brown shoes! (Arf, arf!)*
Regards,
Shodan
And the name for Chevrolet was B-O-B-P-E-C-K.
“How’d you like a nice Hawaiian Punch?”
“Shoulda had a V8.”
and an older one from Caramilk -
“We’re prepared to offer…anything.”
Fat kids, skinny kids, kids who climb on rocks
Tough kids, sissy kids, even kids with chicken pox
I’d rather fight than switch!
Ancient Chinese secret, huh?
We’ve got High-igh-igh C!