Can Someone please explain this Wendy's Commercial to me?

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i knew somebody would bring this up. So does anyone know?
I mean really. Youre an advertising firm and you have the multi-million dollar Wendy's account. A pretty heady accomplishment in itself.

So, youre all sitting around your expensive oak table with your note pads or laptops trying to brainstorm a new advertising campaign for Wendys.

Somebody exclaims "Hey! I got an idea! Why dont we have a bunch of people kicking trees in the woods. And then like, you know, we could have a dude wearing the red hair from the wendy's logo and ultimeatly convinces everyone that they deserve 'A juicy burger' "

Then somebody else goes "Yeah...I kinda like that...Thats a great idea!"

Then somebody else says "Oh yeah, definatly. Draw that one up, that is terrefic."

And before you know it, confused viewers like all of us are. Are watching a bunch of people in the woods kicking trees. :ughhh:

Do you even know how much these top designers get paid to come up with this non sensical crap?! It's got to be at least 150k easily.
 

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The trees represent crappy, dry burgers. Wendy's dude won't settle for burgers that taste like wood. He wants a fresh, never-frozen 'juicy burger'.

Good imagery, and good use of the wig to identify the brand and stick it in our heads.
 

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Never even heard of a Bubba's burger. I'm an old-fashioned Big Mac girl myself.
 

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Do you guys get President's Choice brands down there?

These burgers are uber-yummy. Throw some portobella mushrooms on there ... to die for.
 

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I thought there would be some kind of a mockery that only American audience would understand. Good imagery? for sure. Clever? not at the moment until i "get" it.
 

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why are people kicking trees? why do people eat frozen burgers? it makes no sense why they do it, when they could be doing something different.

:money8::pope:
 

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Do you guys get President's Choice brands down there?

These burgers are uber-yummy. Throw some portobella mushrooms on there ... to die for.

I don't think so, that site looks pure Canadian,much like Bubba is pure USA, but there is some name that uses President, just can't recall it.

Odd that a Canadian company would use president. I don't think that's the same one here using President, but it does sound somewhat familiar as well !

The site should list US places to buy if they sell in US.

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Just because its frozen, doesn't mean its crap. I'll take a Bubba's burger over McDonalds any day.

I love Alaskan king crab legs, you have to get them frozen.
 

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The trees represent crappy, dry burgers. Wendy's dude won't settle for burgers that taste like wood.


It would be better if trees represented the obvious - every guy knows (or wishes he knows) what it means to wake up with wood....c'mon this could be a perfect ad for Viagra or Enzyte not a juicy burger.

Instead of having this smilin' Bob guy
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they have wig man trudging through the forest while all around him guys are beating on the trees, maybe even throw in some hot babes polishing the bark, the voice-over asks "got wood?" , camera zooms in on wig-ger and as he shakes his head NO, the announcer says
"then try _______ " (insert favorite penile drug here)
 

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