Just saw the new campaign... Instead of Annoying Man, they seem to have
reintroduced Idiot Man.
Does Crappy Tire think we;re stupid? Apparently so.
For Grid's sake, if you're going to fix folding deck chairs with duct
tape, you use at least a roll per chair.
Sheesh. They're using a faux Ray Romano when they should be using the
real Red Green. Twits.
"Dave Balderstone" complained
> Just saw the new campaign... Instead of Annoying Man, they seem to have
> reintroduced Idiot Man.
>
> Does Crappy Tire think we;re stupid? Apparently so.
>
> For Grid's sake, if you're going to fix folding deck chairs with duct
> tape, you use at least a roll per chair.
>
> Sheesh. They're using a faux Ray Romano when they should be using the
> real Red Green. Twits.
They probably couldn't afford Red Green.
And Idiot Man is a classic US advertsing icon.
Even if they were that smart.
In article <040420062136556111%dave@N_O_T_T_H_I_Sbalderstone.ca>,
Dave Balderstone <dave@N_O_T_T_H_I_Sbalderstone.ca> wrote:
> Just saw the new campaign... Instead of Annoying Man, they seem to have
> reintroduced Idiot Man.
>
> Does Crappy Tire think we;re stupid? Apparently so.
Yup... we're stoopid. Yet I find people with shopping carts full waiting
in lines of 8 people or more...'cuz there's only one cashier open.
They advertise heavily to entice me to go spend my money at CTC...but
when I get there, nobody wants to take my money.... they won't/can't
help me with a basic question either. ("will this wax ring fit my
shitter?") A: "Best you check with your doctor."
I do not like that store... where do they get those nuclear fluorescent
lights?
>> Just saw the new campaign... Instead of Annoying Man, they seem to have
>> reintroduced Idiot Man.
>>
>> Does Crappy Tire think we;re stupid? Apparently so.
>
> Yup... we're stoopid. Yet I find people with shopping carts full waiting
> in lines of 8 people or more...'cuz there's only one cashier open.
>
> They advertise heavily to entice me to go spend my money at CTC...but
> when I get there, nobody wants to take my money.... they won't/can't
> help me with a basic question either. ("will this wax ring fit my
> shitter?") A: "Best you check with your doctor."
>
> I do not like that store... where do they get those nuclear fluorescent
> lights?
Home Hardware, from a guy that works in the trade and knows what he's
talking about.
CT used to be a good store, but as the average age of the employees went
down, so did the quality of service. I like their 80% off lost-leaders,
though.
- Owen -