Filed 22 Jan 2023 by Ron
While I may use the real language mimicked in this commercial, I at least have the good sense to use it privately with others I know who are similar minded and not offended, and never in public so others can hear. It’s a simple matter of respect. H-J may feel that in this day and age this is OK to do but I still don’t appreciate hearing this kind of language when used indiscriminately. When I’m in another room of the house with the TV on, I really can’t even tell they’re not using the F-word. I’m sure they think it’s funny and cute and will bring customers, and maybe it will, but it’s shameful, disgraceful and disrespectful. I wouldn’t go to H-J for my taxes if they did it for free. Commercials are annoying enough as they are. but when they are using strategy that would appeal only to a teenage mentality, hearing it once is one time too many.
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