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Adverts That Anoy You
Are there adverts that just anoy, anger or just rub you up the wrong way?
For me its the Cadburys ad with the girl paying with buttons.
What gets me is the fact that you see the mother on her mobile right beside a busy road. Lets assume that she knows where her daughter is. But hold on - if she knows the daugter has gone into the shop, why did she not ensure that her daughter had money!
But if the daughter has gone into the shop with no money then does the mother know where she is, or is she too busy on her phone to notice?
For me its the Cadburys ad with the girl paying with buttons.
What gets me is the fact that you see the mother on her mobile right beside a busy road. Lets assume that she knows where her daughter is. But hold on - if she knows the daugter has gone into the shop, why did she not ensure that her daughter had money!
But if the daughter has gone into the shop with no money then does the mother know where she is, or is she too busy on her phone to notice?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Love the child mother shopkeeper advert because I just feel so happy I live in the South of England not that awful wet dull place! I wonder about the woman at the end saying there is a "glass and a half in every bar" in a such a cuddly wuddly voice. What of? Does she mean bleach? Weed killer? or milk? But a glass and half of milk costs 35p. Hardly a big add on value for Cadbury ie buy a choccy woccy bar 'watered' down with milk. And why does she get the same mini unicorn as change? He should say you have paid too much or give her a Cadbury's button or a flake to continue the theme of Cadbury supremacy. That ad has not been thought through properly. It would look ridiculous if set in the South eg Sutton or Reading.
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