Oh yes, beautiful women would certainly interfere with your enjoyment of a cold beer, but since there IS good beer available, the women are no more noticeable than refrigerator magnets.
I agree, a guy who focuses on a shitty beer rather an the beautiful woman in lingerie standing next to it is pretty much the epitome of stupid.
As soon as I saw the thread title, I thought of the woman who cannot operate a blanket.
There’s all those controls!.. and… sides, and edges. And they have to stay with a couple feet of the bed, don’t they?
The guy on some commerical for wireless Internet who demands a “wire” for his laptop. The kids are saying “It’s invisible Daddy.” I bet Daddy’s income is invisible, because anyone that stupid wouldn’t be able to hold a job
The people who can’t cook at all in the MacDonald Breakfast ads are pretty dumb, but I still hate in particular the Stupid Couple in the Chase credit card ads who blow the vacation money on a dress, then go on vacation (perhaps having sold the dress) and are bothered by the “noisy” party. They’re even worse on the radio ads.
Same here.
OMG yes! Oh man, would I have lit into that woman, “You stupid shit! You traded in a vacation for a cocktail dress?!!”
Perhaps Chase is pursuing a subliminal ad campaign to attract pussy-whipped men.
Nah, that card being advertised is aimed at an income level of couple that can afford to laugh off spending points on a dress that’d be worth as much as a tropical vacation. If the commercial pisses you off because of the wastefulness, you’re not the target audience.
The husband did start dancing at the rowdy hotel, only to be cowed into submission by a glare from his wife, so I guess he is whipped.
Lots of good nominees in the thread already, and surely lots I haven’t thought of yet, but here are my submissions:
Except for the husband in the credit card commercial with the hot white who used all their credit card points on a dress, and in the sequel didn’t believe his claim to be able to get a human quickly when calling said card company. She was clearly being mocked.
And in the early Glade commercials with the tall lanky comely redhead, it’s clearly the husband who comes off smarter.
I was thinking of the dude in the…Subaru?..commercial who loses his sunglasses on a long trip. The couple goes back, wasting gas and daylight, trying to find them, before he finds out that they’ve been in his hood all along. If my boyfriend did that, I’d be PISSED. And I would expect the same reaction from him if I was the one who did it. What an utter waste of time.
The point, of course, is that because the dude’s forgetful, they get to see “so many cool places!!” But if you keep having to go back to look for stuff you’ve lost, presumably you’ve already BEEN to all these cool places. And you’re not going back to them to see them again, you’re going back to look for your stupid sunglasses!
It’s not the wastefulness It’s the stupid. And the dress price does make a difference, because the husband says “We can take this trip…” and the wife keeps trying to say “we can’t” – she blew it all on the dress.
Anybody drinking Corona beer. The stuff is swill at any temperature. And by letting it set in the sun in a bucket full of ice, they are just skunking it further.
And Bob.
I love this thread. The people in the commercial who spill every drink they’ve ever had in a can and so need a fake ‘bottle top’ to fit on their can.
But he’s talking about using those points and cashing them in on a trip. She’s trying to tell him that they can’t use the points because she already has, at which point he chuckles indulgently. And, as we see in the sequel, they go on vacation anyway.
I think their other commercials have been better, though - newlyweds using the iPhone app, dude running out of a restaurant to make a withdrawal from a convenient Chase ATM while date’s head is buried in the menu, daydreams of crime-fighting when Chase notifies you that they blocked an attempt to compromise your account.
Oh, I do hate the one with the girls talking about a boy (Chad?) and then assuming that a text their mom gets must be from him. “Chad?” “No, it’s Chase.” Why the hell would Chad be texting their mom?
I think it’s all those people who can’t crack an egg without smashing it all over the counter or stove.
I took that as evidence that he had a second card he keeps secret from her which he pays off each month. 
Any of the ones who deliver a closing voiceover: “My name is … and I approve this message.”
Dammit, I AM one of those people.