Time:
Every year, companies spend millions of dollars for just a few seconds of airtime in hopes of getting consumers attention—and then, maybe, their money. Whether funny, sad, self-referential or downright weird, Super Bowl ads have become a spectacle and tradition in their own right.
This weekend is the proverbial “Big Game”. It’s no secret that a large number of people are more interested in the advertising than they are the football. We all know which one is number one, right?
A Super Bowl ad is like pissing away your life savings.
There are no good ads anymore.
I count myself fortunate that I wasn’t raised by a parent who considered professional sports important enough to make them part of my upbringing. The only way you could get me to watch something like the Super Bowl is if I had money riding on the outcome.
Even then I’d probably tune in at the closest to the end of the game as I could!