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Suzanne Researched This Commercial

The Spot: A title card reads "The Debate." We fade in on a couple standing in their kitchen, arguing about whether to buy a new house. The wife is the aggressor; the husband has his doubts. "Suzann...  
 
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themojavemadness (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Lol. Housing bubble fun!
stinkypoon (1 month ago) Show Hide
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It's really hard work. They have to unlock and open that door. Don't you think this is worth $15,000? I mean, anybody could fuck up and not use a lockbox right. It takes special skills. That, and operating a fax machine.

Yes, real estate agents are a bullshit profession that need to be eradicated from this country.
reign99 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Women definitely put pressure on when it comes to homes, marriage, etc. Hell that's their evolutionary job. Our job is to put them in line.

Poontang ain't worth 30 years of slavery guys. Wake the F up.
Leadwerks (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Sell houses and inspire wives to be greedy bitches demanding things they can't afford. Score 2 for the banks!
ksocean (3 months ago) Show Hide
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"Most people are blaming the agent" Well, yeah...buyers should've done due diligence. Then again, most people trusted realtors as the "experts" when they said "buy now or never" and pushed them into a toxic mort.
diezeled (3 months ago) Show Hide
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So, to encourage a wider distribution of the mushrooming supply of goods and services, advertising became a major industry in itself. Saving was condemned as hopelessly out of fashion and almost unpatriotic; it was every Americans duty to provide himself with as many wristwatches, electric floor scrubbers, Frigidaires, ultraviolet sun lamps, exercise machines, and canned peas as humanly possible.

Actual excerpt from The Year of the Great Crash 1929 by William Klingam
Prepare America!
diezeled (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Here's another....."The advent of installment purchasing plans provided additional impetus to consumption; all one needed to buy a new washing machine or diamond necklace was a minimal down payment. As the decade progressed, credit terms became even easier, with payment extended over longer and longer periods.

Sound familiar?
ksocean (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Right, as if anyone should be surprised by the outcome of hyperleveraging? Looks like Great Crash 2.0 from here.
theruber (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Way to screw the economy ? How about way to screw the entire U.S. economic and social fabric. Just watch over the next few years as it deteriorates.

Fat boy was the only realistic and pragmatic one out of the bunch, but let his bitch walk all over him.
ksocean (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Agreed--this ad was total propaganda against the pragmatic argument. Century 21 can bite me.

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