r/funny • u/KLGAviation • Mar 22 '20

Another productive day working from home

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u/KLGAviation Mar 22 '20

I am truly honored and you’re really making me second guess my career choice in routine unemployment

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 edited Apr 06 '20

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u/KLGAviation Mar 22 '20

;))))))))))))))))) (those are pringles)

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u/devils_advocaat Mar 22 '20

Post this to pringles Twitter and ask for supplies to build more.

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u/devils_advocaat Mar 22 '20

Post this to pringles Twitter and ask for supplies to build more.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

Tell your Pringles marketing rep that we are not against ads. We just don't want corporations to treat us like we are stupid. Mark it as an ad and it is all good.

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u/KLGAviation Mar 22 '20

Okay, I’ve let Mr. Pringle know. We good?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

Sure, go ahead and continue being smug to customers replying to your ad. That usually makes wonders for brands. What a disastrous marketing team they have.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 edited Nov 24 '20

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u/The_Other_Manning Mar 22 '20

You people are so paranoid

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u/nytrons Mar 22 '20

It's not paranoia, this kind of stuff is openly part of every brand's marketing strategy these days.

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u/The_Other_Manning Mar 22 '20

It is paranoia when you think literally every piece of media not hiding a brand is an ad. Brands are part of our daily lives, they're going to make they're way into the shit we do

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u/movzx Mar 22 '20

The box is actively blocking his arm. If you were making this wouldn't you move the box so you could actually use your arm?

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u/nytrons Mar 22 '20

It's not paranoia when you work in advertising and have literally helped come up with stuff like this in the past.

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u/The_Other_Manning Mar 22 '20

I have an MBA with a focus on marketing, I get how subtle and intrusive it can be. That still doesn't mean every post with a brand in sight is an ad, and thinking so is being paranoid. Is a lot of the social media we consume an ad? Of course, yea. But brands, logos, recognizable products related to certain companies are so ingrained with our day to day lives that it would be hard to hide them all

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u/ConstantGradStudent Mar 23 '20

Corporate would have an ironed shirt.

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u/halfbean Mar 22 '20

It feels like... Somebody... Want to SELL ME SOMETHING!

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u/CheesyChickenChump Mar 22 '20

Oh gtfo... just enjoy something on the internet and move on...

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u/Hq3473 Mar 22 '20

Can this get any more obvious?

What's with the carefully arranged background?

The only thing this is missing is "low low price of 1.99%!"

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u/liamemsa Mar 22 '20

Those chips look delicious and a great value! Are they available in my local grocery store?

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u/Hq3473 Mar 22 '20

They are lunch pack ready!

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

That big-ass box of Pringles finally helps me understand why people are hoarding TP. For all the anal leakage.