Everything Wrong With Sara Lee - "Croissants"
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If Gates McFadden says the croissant is so buttery, why does someone have to add butter to it?
Cause Americans
That was probably the in-joke with Sara Lee for this ad. "We'll hire an American actress to play a French girl, but the audience won't know it until she puts butter on something that's already buttery because Americans love putting butter on EVERYTHING!"
Are you implying there's such a thing as too much butter? (laughs hysterically) Oh, wait! You're serious? (Laughs harder!)
I know I comment this all the time, but I really think you should review the Australian Lamb commercial about all the religious figures eating together.
I always thought it was "Nobody does it like Sarah Lee"
Ditto! I feel all my life was a lie! Lol!
Me, too!
That would have made a LOT MORE sense!!
I came here just to write that same thing.
Me too!
3:43 Agree that the double negative is cumbersome and bad, but "Nobody doesn't like" is not the same as "Nobody dislikes". "Dislikes" implies the opposite (feels negatively towards), whereas "doesn't like" only implies the lack (does not feel positively towards). Therefore "nobody doesn't like Sara Lee" means "Nobody feels neutral or worse towards Sara Lee" ergo "Everybody at least likes Sara Lee". It's still damning with faint praise, but in the spirit of the channel and grammatical accuracy, *DING*
Now i want one
you don't butter a croissant.
Now I have to go out, buy a croissant, and then butter it...
*I had a crush on Dr. Crusher back when I watched ST:TNG. I gotta say, she's aged gracefully.*
0:40
Do you honestly think any french person would voluntarily agree to do a commercial endorsing croissants mass produced by an American baked goods corporation?
I was going to look for all the dwarves names. But then realized I much too lazy for all that.
hahahahaha this vid had me busting out laughing🤣
I like croissants
Yall misspell "february" wrong as a gag or just simple didn't catch? I can't tell with you guys sometimes 😅
A croissant 🥐 bonus round would have been nice
I have the same problems with croissants.I still want to eat on now, though, haha
And to think I thought the slogan was Nobody does it like Sara Lee
Because I am an old fart with way too much brain matter dedicated to commercial jingles of that era… As I remember, the original jingle was “everybody doesn’t like something, but nobody doesn’t like Sara Lee“. Try to make sense of that!
I think they actually changed the slogan a few years ago, so now it is "Nobody does it like Sara Lee".😕
Sounds like a you problem
I was thinking that too, because I've never had difficulty heating a croissant up to optimal temperature/texture. It's fine if one just doesn't like croissants, but blaming them for one's inability to operate a toaster/microwave seems... well you already put it perfectly.
@@illusion-xiii Yeah but with a QUASSON (phonetic) you only have a one second margin for error.
3:23I hate when people talk like this.
You might have some things to say about this commercial. It’s a instacart commercial about Mother’s Day. It shows a mother listening to atrocious rap music and in a tub fully clothed and drinking champagne and her kids walk in
I love how annoyingly you said croissant, like Carl Wheezer.
-When you said "Presenting your croissant to the TV-watching public without consent.", you pronounced Croissant as Cwaa-sahn-T - A Cwah and with a distinct hard T. A is pronounced as O. Unless there is an E at the end of a French word, you hint at but don't say the last consonent. N would be pronounced at the back of the throat. Thus the pronunciation would be Cwaw-sawn[g], as McFadden had done in the commercial, the first time she said it.
-Everytime I try to spread unrefrigerated butter on my croissant, I end up smushing it. So, it is better to heat it up slightly, then pour melted butter over it, after.
-Also, I thought you were joking about it being McFadden. I had to look it up to confirm it because I didn't recognize her at first. Once you said it, I saw the resemblance. But by the end of the commercial, I had to agree. Stupid borderline Facial Recognition Disorder! If it had been a movie, with no hints as her to identity, I would have been wondering how I knew within ten minutes. I might have possibly guessed it. So, was so young!
You need help.