Commercials today stink! Either sickness, cell phones or cars! Definitely NOT joyful or entertaining. Society is very far removed from enjoying the simple things in life! What a shame.. so every Holiday I'll just tune into these Wonderful , Joyful Christmas🎄🎅🤶 Commercials! TG For Film!
I feel warm and tingly inside remembering the 80s, but get extremely depressed knowing these times will probably never be back. I remember working at the local family owned grocery store. Most are gone and replaced by corporate monsters. People didn't totally hate each other back then. We were a cohesive society for the most part. 24-7-365 hate stream media has ruined it all.
So true today , we live in a sometimes get them before they get you society , not always but way too much now . The late 80's were great for me , that is when I thought the future for me was going to be great .
These commercials are quickly becoming a Christmas tradition, alongside the classic movies. Going to bake some cookies this afternoon with my boys and have this Playlist on
Me too. I sometimes watch these commercials from the 70’s 80’s and 90’s on my iPad as I fall asleep at night. These commercials bring me so much peace and comfort.
Yep. People actually had to interact without everyone having a screen and and social media to be removed from the family...I wouldn't change then for now for anything.
The ones with illegals from the southern borders are repulsive. Hollywood looks for a change in their sick dynamics doesn’t work. That’s why they are getting rid of not yet, these new “commercials.” In my state I’m glad they did and switched to infomercials
I don't care what time of year it is, I LOVE watching these old Christmas commercials-they make me go back to when I was a kid again! :3 That and it's always great to find new favorites from back in the day, too :3
Yes, these Commercials are 100% entertaining! Fun watch. The acting, the Narrators were the Best! Never will be again. Today's commercials are a cold, boring horror!
Michael Landon’s Kodak commercial played right before Matt Labyorteaux’s Pillsbury commercial I find that so cool since they played father and son on “Little House On The Prairie.”
the santa claus movie I remember from disney channel and the Kroger with the party trays is how my christmas was as a kid we always had guest over and lots of party trays with meat crackers cheese fruits vegetables deserts and sandwiches I would play with my toys while the adults talk play card games and wacth football I would wacth the parade and just have fun playing my games and stuff
31:45 Cassette or 8-track? I didn't see any expiration date on the ad, LOL. Of course, unless they still have a warehouse somewhere that's full of unsold "records" and/or "tapes", the album probably no longer exists...except maybe on Amazon.
@@not-so-smartaleck8987 Target and Bestbuy and some smaller retailers here in NY sell records/vinyl. I had a sports room done for my husband two years ago and I had purchased a Sony record player/turn table from Bestbuy for his sports room and we buy old and new music on vinyl from both Target and Bestbuy. Last Christmas I bought Motown Christmas and Bing Crosby Christmas on vinyl along with prince’s Purple Rain album. Thankfully as per the news people like us are wanting vinyl more and more so they’re pressing new and old music on vinyl and making new record players.
Right!? Nothing got me more excited for Christmas than the start of advertising Christmas records or cassette tapes starting in October, since you had to send a check or money order to the company weeks ahead of Christmas. It’s so different now! This was hilarious to have a centerpiece decoration with the packaging.
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. I'm looking for a "Christmas Jingle," and someone might have an idea: In late 1989 (I was in 11th grade), there was a Taco Time commercial, it was mostly instrumental, with a very nice Christmas jingle playing in the background. Then, in late 1998-early 1999, a company called International Jewelers used that SAME Christmas jingle in the background! I know this is a long shot, and you probably have to be in Washington or Oregon to even know what Taco Time is. But, I'm never amazed at what can be pulled up on the internet!
To add: It begins with with the first 5-8 second of a "bell sound," and then it gets into the nice music. If anybody remembers the International Jewelers commercial from late 1998, the background voice says, "Jingle Bell.....Rock!" (no, the song is NOT "Jingle Bell Rock")
classic commercials are far better, than these commercials today. thay are stupid, and talk about different meds you need to take. some i would not trust to take. classic is better.
Yeah, I always mute the ads when they come on nowadays (maybe if they weren't so LOUD...). Like you said, so many are pharmaceutical companies pushing their latest wonder drugs...and a lot of others are about personal injury lawyers, at least in my area. As far as meds you would not "trust" to take, always ask your doctor first! ;)
Here's the difference I notice in commercials from then and now: Back then, the commercials were based on family or others and today's commercials seem to be aimed at (or written by) hardcore narcissists. This would explain the absence of any heartfelt or sincere moments. Also, the music in today's commercials seems to be tired and stale recycled trash from every other commercial, e.g. the same tired light singer/songwriter or diversity-social-feelgood-experience sounding piano or guitar (or they use a song from a B-list band or must include a whistling chorus) to pretend the commercial is meaningful, genuine, or impactful in any way because the visuals and content just don't do it. Thoughts?
I agree with you. With have taken God and family out of today's society and basically criminalized them. It's all about individual's feelings and fear of not hurting them. And it's only going to get worse. If you want to remember these commercials, you better record them because they will be taken down because somebody will say that they are offended by them for one reason or another. Sad too. May our future Christmases be fill with the joy and the love that we should all feel at Christmas time.
Young meaning young back then I am 52 years old and truly miss those days .all of my family has passed on I am the last one left and am very thankful to the lord god and Jesus and the holy spirit for my dear family I just recently lost my only brother to liver frailer a year ago. God bless everyone. Sometimes you never know how good your family members are till there gone.
i remember being able to afford eating at McDonald's with the money I earned working there. Now I have a nice office job and CANT afford fast food anymore.
I still remember a late 70s McDonald's commercial said "Feed a family of 4 for under $5". I guess it was a hamburger, small fry, and small drink", but still...it could be done.
Oh yes! The Mcdonalds meals with pocket change …amazing back then you could get a meal for only $2.99. Today in 2023 it’s now $11.00 and minimum wage is still only $8.75. You can thank the rotten government for that. It was all about family and America then but today the kids want to take it all away. But all in all, boy! I want to go back and do it all over ....The 70’s and 80’s were my decades and they were the best years of my life. America was absolutely a different place back then. It was still a treat then to get 25 cents from mom and walk uptown to the gas station to get a Coca-Cola or Pepsi or to the ice cream shop and get a CMP ice cream. We truly did not lock our doors and stayed out till after dark with our bikes and on Halloween we all went trick-or-treating without our parents when we got older at night in the cold and it was great fun.. In the summer we played outside all day and all night, The only way my mom got us home to eat was a big brass bell she had outside the sliding glass doors that she would ring to get our attention to come home for dinner. I remember wonderful 4th of July celebrations going on picnics and then mom took us to the ball park and we laid on blankets to watch the fireworks. And of course Christmas and even though it was tuff for my mom raising us she always made sure we had a great holiday . Even Easter was special in America back then... as we got older we started to go see the movies and we really did have the best movies. Jaws, Close Encounters, , Raiders of the lost Ark, James bond, Star Wars, Star Trek, Aliens, Predator, planet of the apes, E.T, The terminator, The goonies, Friday the 13th, Batman, Back to the future . ...To name a few.....The TV show line up on the networks were fabulous ( this was before you got 500 channels like you do today and still nothing on is good) we had Dallas, knots Landing, Falcon crest, little house, The Waltons (No not the store that destroyed America). And every night of the week a network would compete and have for example, Monday night at the movies! Tuesday night at the movies ! and they would show a major movie release. We had real holidays were we all got together and enjoyed each other’s company. We ate dinner every night together and talked not shouted at each other. We had great stores that are all but gone now in 2023 and great movie theaters and of course the MALLS! It was not the 80’s without a Mall. My very first few jobs were at the mall. First Macdonald’s and then The Gap!. Yes sir those days were GREAT! and we were very lucky to have lived them .... today I don’t even see kids outside and everyone is in fear for safety from crazy people.... I don’t recognize America now..God Bless us all ! (If you can even say that anymore).
24:36 Coming up next, "A Christmas Story" on TBS. ...That's not a "vintage" ad, it just ran 2 nights ago (on Christmas Eve)! ;) ...Whatever year that was, I wonder if TBS did the 24-hour "Christmas Story" marathon back then.
Was a remote control with a TV like a thing back then? They always make it sound like the remote and TV was sold separately...I mean, it makes sense from a selling stand point, but now its just weird
21:22 What year is this Hess commercial from? I looked up Hess fire trucks and it looks like 1989. The one at 43:54 is from 1993. Also, there’s a Kay Jewelers commercial with the old logo at 24:54! The Hershey’s Pot of Gold ad at 53:03 is from 1997. It doesn’t say “new” like the original 1996 one.
The early 90s commercials were so bland compared to the 80s. The whole American attitude turned so serious after Reagan. People dressed like they were at a military ceremony, humor was completely dead, and the average price of featured gifts probably doubled, not to mention the spike in charitable organizations asking people to donate. It was very depressing in my opinion, but I can understand why a young adult would feel nostalgic about the early 90s.
2:40 Another reason why National Lampoon's "European" Vacation was the best of the Vacation movies (with Chevy Chase): according to this ad, the "Christmas" Vacation movie plot involves electrocution of a cat, and a couple of guys joking about it after-wards... Thumbs down.
13:40 OK, I get it, the toy Texaco truck itself isn't "jet-fueled"; if it were a real truck, it would just transport jet fuel to where jets or planes are, to refuel them. (How exciting.) Too bad--I was expecting that kid, riding a jet-fueled toy, to be whipping around the living room at break-neck speed...
I love these old Christmas commercials. It's a little sad in a way because those good good days are so far gone.
Now the World is a bizarre, cold, and lonely place.
Commercials today stink! Either sickness, cell phones or cars! Definitely NOT joyful or entertaining. Society is very far removed from enjoying the simple things in life! What a shame.. so every Holiday I'll just tune into these Wonderful , Joyful Christmas🎄🎅🤶 Commercials! TG For Film!
I feel warm and tingly inside remembering the 80s, but get extremely depressed knowing these times will probably never be back. I remember working at the local family owned grocery store. Most are gone and replaced by corporate monsters. People didn't totally hate each other back then. We were a cohesive society for the most part. 24-7-365 hate stream media has ruined it all.
So true today , we live in a sometimes get them before they get you society , not always but way too much now . The late 80's were great for me , that is when I thought the future for me was going to be great .
These commercials are quickly becoming a Christmas tradition, alongside the classic movies. Going to bake some cookies this afternoon with my boys and have this Playlist on
Truly these were better days. Thank you.....
I wish I had a time machine
I remember taking a first date to see National Lampoon Christmas Vacation on the night it opened. A year later we married, still married
Love the 80s and 90s commercials. Makes me all warm and fuzzy 🥰.
Me too. I sometimes watch these commercials from the 70’s 80’s and 90’s on my iPad as I fall asleep at night. These commercials bring me so much peace and comfort.
R.I.P to Sears🙏🏽
When the World was a little bit warmer and sincere. RIP to my mom, I miss you and love you so much..
Oh the memories..when life was much simpler but it was much fun... and kids actually lived there life as a kid...😔
I agree, I miss those days so much...
Yep. People actually had to interact without everyone having a screen and and social media to be removed from the family...I wouldn't change then for now for anything.
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It’s sad to see Sear’s has gone!
I don't know how some of these don't get more views. There is nothing that brings me back to my childhood like these videos.
Thank you.
I totally agree, and my Bday is two weeks before Christmas so that time of year was even more special.
I really miss those days
Can we rewind to this more peaceful time?😍
I wish everyone could experience the magic of growing up in the 80s. Even the 90s weren't too bad looking back I'm sure.
The ones with illegals from the southern borders are repulsive. Hollywood looks for a change in their sick dynamics doesn’t work. That’s why they are getting rid of not yet, these new “commercials.” In my state I’m glad they did and switched to infomercials
I go to sleep to these.
Me too
I would go back in time in a minute
Yes ME TOO. As soothing as a lullabye!😏
Great idea
Me too
It's like falling asleep in heaven
I don't care what time of year it is, I LOVE watching these old Christmas commercials-they make me go back to when I was a kid again! :3 That and it's always great to find new favorites from back in the day, too :3
My thoughts too
Uh huh you and me both
I love them too,
💯💯💯
Yes, these Commercials are 100% entertaining! Fun watch. The acting, the Narrators were the Best! Never will be again. Today's commercials are a cold, boring horror!
Looking at these commercials have made me realize this World has gone straight to hell.
It’s sad to see most of these businesses have closed 😞
I agree.
Brings back great memories. Good morning Melanie George Matt and Jared. God bless and have a good night ❤️❤️🌹🌹🤟
💞💞
When The Life was More Innocent and Beautiful!!!! BUT NOWDAYS THE INNOCENCE AND DREAMS GONE FOREVER!!!
AWESOME!! I love these so much!! Watching these relieves my stress. ❤
They are very therapeutic!
I know what you mean. I can feel myself relax as soon as the first commercial starts. I thought I was the only one. Nice to know I'm not alone.
Absolutely, brings a warm sense of comfort and nostalgia over you.
Yes. These retro commercials are calming! They bring u bsck to when life was more simple and civil! Tg for the miracle of Film!😊
My gosh, that puppy and slipper commercial is so adorable!
I have that set of 4 Hallmark train ornaments. They still go on my mantel.
These are the best
I am loving that texico one saying a good gift for boys and girls! Darn right! I was playing with toy cars over girl toys!
They are so cute with the computer!! I miss it being all new lol These are great, Thank You!!
I STILL TO THIS DAY WATCH ALL THE XMAS CARTOONS WITH MY GREAT NEICES AND DECORATE THE TREE AND EAT PIZZA WHILE PLAYING XMAS SONGS .😂😂😂
Michael Landon’s Kodak commercial played right before Matt Labyorteaux’s Pillsbury commercial I find that so cool since they played father and son on “Little House On The Prairie.”
Have been looking for the Come See the Merry Side of Sears commercials for years!
Old commercials have so catchy tunes and songs! They are easy to remember and sing along! :)
Christmas Vacation starts Fri Dec 1st in select theaters. Oh WOW. And the polar bear Coke commercials when they first came out I really LOVED
Thanks for sharing ,brings back great memories and hope you so more in the future soon ,
💞💞
the santa claus movie I remember from disney channel and the Kroger with the party trays is how my christmas was as a kid we always had guest over and lots of party trays with meat crackers cheese fruits vegetables deserts and sandwiches I would play with my toys while the adults talk play card games and wacth football I would wacth the parade and just have fun playing my games and stuff
Good memories! I feel bad that many kids won't have those to look back on anymore.
Great seeing a Volume 6!
Maybe in Volume 7 you could have a full version of the 7UP Cool Spot ad with the fire truck?
19:58 I think that's William Christopher, who played Father Mulcahy on M*A*S*H, in the 7-Up ad.
Not-so-smart aleck 100% him. that voice is so recognizable
I want to call the 800 number and be like, yes I would like to order the Christmas tapes. Can I still get them for $12.99?
31:45 Cassette or 8-track? I didn't see any expiration date on the ad, LOL. Of course, unless they still have a warehouse somewhere that's full of unsold "records" and/or "tapes", the album probably no longer exists...except maybe on Amazon.
@@not-so-smartaleck8987 Target and Bestbuy and some smaller retailers here in NY sell records/vinyl. I had a sports room done for my husband two years ago and I had purchased a Sony record player/turn table from Bestbuy for his sports room and we buy old and new music on vinyl from both Target and Bestbuy. Last Christmas I bought Motown Christmas and Bing Crosby Christmas on vinyl along with prince’s Purple Rain album. Thankfully as per the news people like us are wanting vinyl more and more so they’re pressing new and old music on vinyl and making new record players.
Home for Christmas album 31:15
Awesome 😎
Right!? Nothing got me more excited for Christmas than the start of advertising Christmas records or cassette tapes starting in October, since you had to send a check or money order to the company weeks ahead of Christmas. It’s so different now! This was hilarious to have a centerpiece decoration with the packaging.
@16:23, I Love That T.J.Maxx Christmas Commercial!❤️📺🎶🎄👍🏻
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. I'm looking for a "Christmas Jingle," and someone might have an idea: In late 1989 (I was in 11th grade), there was a Taco Time commercial, it was mostly instrumental, with a very nice Christmas jingle playing in the background. Then, in late 1998-early 1999, a company called International Jewelers used that SAME Christmas jingle in the background! I know this is a long shot, and you probably have to be in Washington or Oregon to even know what Taco Time is. But, I'm never amazed at what can be pulled up on the internet!
To add: It begins with with the first 5-8 second of a "bell sound," and then it gets into the nice music. If anybody remembers the International Jewelers commercial from late 1998, the background voice says, "Jingle Bell.....Rock!" (no, the song is NOT "Jingle Bell Rock")
classic commercials are far better, than these commercials today. thay are stupid, and talk about different meds you need to take. some i would not trust to take. classic is better.
Yeah, I always mute the ads when they come on nowadays (maybe if they weren't so LOUD...). Like you said, so many are pharmaceutical companies pushing their latest wonder drugs...and a lot of others are about personal injury lawyers, at least in my area. As far as meds you would not "trust" to take, always ask your doctor first! ;)
We drove 30 minutes to the next town to---Acme.
Good to the last drop. Mmm.
Remember--Kraft commercials? Kraft foods
Wow who misses layaway at walmart and kmart ,and getting up early to catch the sales standing in line to get kids the toy of the year .
Jingles, that is missing today. Nothing to sing, nothingness. Oh, my.
Thank you
39:53 Iconic.
I love these videos reminds me of my childhood and the good old days keep the 90s playing
Not only are the products not around, some of the stores are gone, too.
HAHA, I didn't noticed the last video ended, I was thinking WHOA loads of Christmas commercials now...
Here's the difference I notice in commercials from then and now: Back then, the commercials were based on family or others and today's commercials seem to be aimed at (or written by) hardcore narcissists. This would explain the absence of any heartfelt or sincere moments. Also, the music in today's commercials seems to be tired and stale recycled trash from every other commercial, e.g. the same tired light singer/songwriter or diversity-social-feelgood-experience sounding piano or guitar (or they use a song from a B-list band or must include a whistling chorus) to pretend the commercial is meaningful, genuine, or impactful in any way because the visuals and content just don't do it. Thoughts?
I agree with you. With have taken God and family out of today's society and basically criminalized them. It's all about individual's feelings and fear of not hurting them. And it's only going to get worse.
If you want to remember these commercials, you better record them because they will be taken down because somebody will say that they are offended by them for one reason or another. Sad too. May our future Christmases be fill with the joy and the love that we should all feel at Christmas time.
Those of us who were young and remember those commercials know this to be true i totally agree god bless.
Young meaning young back then I am 52 years old and truly miss those days .all of my family has passed on I am the last one left and am very thankful to the lord god and Jesus and the holy spirit for my dear family
I just recently lost my only brother to liver frailer a year ago. God bless everyone. Sometimes you never know how good your family members are till there gone.
Plop Plop Fizz Fizz-- Oh
What A Relief It Is. Alkaseltser.
i remember being able to afford eating at McDonald's with the money I earned working there. Now I have a nice office job and CANT afford fast food anymore.
I still remember a late 70s McDonald's commercial said "Feed a family of 4 for under $5". I guess it was a hamburger, small fry, and small drink", but still...it could be done.
10% off at Sears?? These days it would be like 70% off.
I like Campbell soup.
20:21 They got Father Mulcahy hawking 7-Up. I don't know if that's awesome or horrifying.
Oh yes! The Mcdonalds meals with pocket change …amazing back then you could get a meal for only $2.99. Today in 2023 it’s now $11.00 and minimum wage is still only $8.75. You can thank the rotten government for that. It was all about family and America then but today the kids want to take it all away. But all in all, boy! I want to go back and do it all over ....The 70’s and 80’s were my decades and they were the best years of my life. America was absolutely a different place back then. It was still a treat then to get 25 cents from mom and walk uptown to the gas station to get a Coca-Cola or Pepsi or to the ice cream shop and get a CMP ice cream. We truly did not lock our doors and stayed out till after dark with our bikes and on Halloween we all went trick-or-treating without our parents when we got older at night in the cold and it was great fun.. In the summer we played outside all day and all night, The only way my mom got us home to eat was a big brass bell she had outside the sliding glass doors that she would ring to get our attention to come home for dinner. I remember wonderful 4th of July celebrations going on picnics and then mom took us to the ball park and we laid on blankets to watch the fireworks. And of course Christmas and even though it was tuff for my mom raising us she always made sure we had a great holiday . Even Easter was special in America back then... as we got older we started to go see the movies and we really did have the best movies. Jaws, Close Encounters, , Raiders of the lost Ark, James bond, Star Wars, Star Trek, Aliens, Predator, planet of the apes, E.T, The terminator, The goonies, Friday the 13th, Batman, Back to the future . ...To name a few.....The TV show line up on the networks were fabulous ( this was before you got 500 channels like you do today and still nothing on is good) we had Dallas, knots Landing, Falcon crest, little house, The Waltons (No not the store that destroyed America). And every night of the week a network would compete and have for example, Monday night at the movies! Tuesday night at the movies ! and they would show a major movie release. We had real holidays were we all got together and enjoyed each other’s company. We ate dinner every night together and talked not shouted at each other. We had great stores that are all but gone now in 2023 and great movie theaters and of course the MALLS! It was not the 80’s without a Mall. My very first few jobs were at the mall. First Macdonald’s and then The Gap!. Yes sir those days were GREAT! and we were very lucky to have lived them .... today I don’t even see kids outside and everyone is in fear for safety from crazy people.... I don’t recognize America now..God Bless us all ! (If you can even say that anymore).
It's a little startling to think of the '90s as "retro" or "vintage." But okay, okay, time moves on.
RadioShack was a head of its time in it’s day ❗️👍
Oh I’m not affiliated with RadioShack corporation 26:26
24:36 Coming up next, "A Christmas Story" on TBS. ...That's not a "vintage" ad, it just ran 2 nights ago (on Christmas Eve)! ;) ...Whatever year that was, I wonder if TBS did the 24-hour "Christmas Story" marathon back then.
No I think that started like 20 yrs ago,
Judging by the TBS logo I’d say it was early 99’s era
@@loki6253 you’re right.
👍 Kroger’s delicatessen
45:33: Hide the kids, this is a very scary commercial.
I was trying to figure out who the 2 women in the ad were--my guess is Penny Marshall and Rosie O'Donnell (?)
HOLY SHIT IS ROSIE O'DAWHNUL, LAOUD AN UNPLEASAN AS EVAH!
Was a remote control with a TV like a thing back then? They always make it sound like the remote and TV was sold separately...I mean, it makes sense from a selling stand point, but now its just weird
I miss K-Mart 29:22
Acme was never a low prices store. They were the Wegmans before Wegmans was a thing...
Where are all the shvartzas?
I like these video they valid
44:20 A place called "Canadian Tire" sold home computers? (as opposed to, say, tires?)
Do Sears or Penny's , still have portrait studios?
Yes penny's does but Sears no longer exists anymore. It went out of business.
11:47 oops looks like now...
21:22
What year is this Hess commercial from? I looked up Hess fire trucks and it looks like 1989. The one at 43:54 is from 1993.
Also, there’s a Kay Jewelers commercial with the old logo at 24:54!
The Hershey’s Pot of Gold ad at 53:03 is from 1997. It doesn’t say “new” like the original 1996 one.
Pretty sure it's 1989. I had one myself when I was a kid.
@@RetroCommercials1990s, thanks!
@@RetroCommercials1990sYou do realize the Campbell's snowman is from the 90's
Speaking of Stress I Want To Know Which User Takes Video Requests While Others Upload Just What They Have. What Do You Think?
I know that it's very hard to take requests because the stuff I post is basically all chance depending on the VHS tapes that I acquire.
Let me Guess "Alex Clarke" Huh? Ugh! Curse You Alex Clarke! Oh Well. Want To Subscribe To My CZcams Channel Anyway?
15:23 Was the 4-woman band in the Gap Jeans ad (singing "Let it Snow") anyone famous?
I hope not
Lost me at RoRo!
20:00 father mulchahey
The early 90s commercials were so bland compared to the 80s. The whole American attitude turned so serious after Reagan. People dressed like they were at a military ceremony, humor was completely dead, and the average price of featured gifts probably doubled, not to mention the spike in charitable organizations asking people to donate. It was very depressing in my opinion, but I can understand why a young adult would feel nostalgic about the early 90s.
2:40 Another reason why National Lampoon's "European" Vacation was the best of the Vacation movies (with Chevy Chase): according to this ad, the "Christmas" Vacation movie plot involves electrocution of a cat, and a couple of guys joking about it after-wards... Thumbs down.
Go sit down Karen . That’s the people with people like you today y’all have no humor
I actually like the newer Popeyes commercials better.
Can we please go back to the 80s…our reality today sucks.
I miss white people in ads
13:40 OK, I get it, the toy Texaco truck itself isn't "jet-fueled"; if it were a real truck, it would just transport jet fuel to where jets or planes are, to refuel them. (How exciting.) Too bad--I was expecting that kid, riding a jet-fueled toy, to be whipping around the living room at break-neck speed...
39:53 Unlike seemingly everyone else, I can't stand that loud, chime-y Hershey's Kisses ad.
OMG I HATE IT. I mute mute mute it
Hershey, is obsessed with this commercial very year.the first time seeing it is fine, then it gets irritating. After it play's a hundred times.