#1 Great advice...

Well that's an ADkward situation. Anybody? Anybody? Ok then

27 you know what you did...... -_-

Scotty doesn't know...

dont think there's gonna be a next time

That sucked, sorry.

And try to refrain from using the word "hate" when referring to something you do not like. It's a very strong word to use around people you just met.

No one really likes ads on the radio anyways, if I were him I wouldn't have taken much offense.

Sometimes that's what an advertiser wants. It sounds counter intuitive, but when you remember their ad, for whatever reason, it aides in name recognition.

22 I was just about to say the same thing...no matter if you like the ad or hate it..you remember it..so it.has served its purpose

Yeah but there's a difference between remembering something exists and hating an advert so much you immediately black list the company. I have a lot if companies that, whilst I'm not gonna be as petty to never buy from them, they will always be my last choice because they've released such annoying/stupid adverts.

"So easy, makes you wanna slap yo momma!" Come on, who *doesn't* hate that one?

Yes, but when I remember Progressive, I just remember anger and hatred of Flo and how they will never have my business. Ever. Even if they gave out free insurance for their welcome package that also included a Lamborghini. Never ever. So is it really worth being remembered negatively? My anecdotal evidence suggests it's not.

We have this annoying local car accident lawyer with a jingle, "Glen Lerner is the way to go, call 87715-O-O". I can't stand those ads but if I was "in a wreck and needed a check" that would be the first name and number I thought of... I didn't even google that number, it's seared into my brain >.<