Saturday, November 26, 2016
Lexus' Make December Great Again for the One Percent and their horrid offspring....
Hey look everybody, it's another Lexus December to Remember, in which we are treated to two months of watching people who already have everything see their dreams of Just A Little More come true.
In this ad, two alleged adults have decided that having a massive house and tons of money are really really nice but what would make them really happy is a new Lexus sitting in front of that massive house on Christmas morning. Why they don't just go out and buy a new Lexus instead of attempting to con a fairy tale into giving them one kind of escapes me....but what do I know, I'm still mystified that people could be so immensely shallow they'd flip over a Lexus anyway....
The punchline of this ad comes when Barron Trump pops in on the people who Ooopsed him into existence, sees that they are appealing to Santa Claus, and apparently threatens to veto the request unless a puppy is added to the list. He does this in an adorable way which makes his parents think that if they don't obey, they are going to end up in the cornfield. This is all super adorable and also very relatable to the viewing audience, right? We really want this nasty little creep to get a puppy from his shallow, materialistic, greedy pig parents, right?
Anyway, because it's the holiday season and because people like this always get exactly what they want, come Christmas morning Mommy and Daddy have their $60,000 car and Barron has his puppy, and the rest of us are shopping for deals on a new television set because we just tossed a heavy object through the old one. Thanks again, Lexus.
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Do people ever seem a bit ...UNRELATABLE????
ReplyDeleteEspecially people on television ...
Everyone on tv lives in a massive house, but at least they don't ALL own Lexuses.
DeleteEven among a lot of minority characters there are no apartment dwellers.
DeleteEveryone seems to be a "two-car garage" owner---in spite of the awful current prevailing economic conditions.
Back in the '70s they use to have television characters who lived in apartments. I guess television and movies have since been "gentrified" and all the "pretty people" have long since taken over the screens.