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Parrots Tell the Truth - Intuit QuickBooks Ad

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"Did you pay me? Did you pay me?" Diane's parrots and pet birds reveal the hidden truth about problems she had managing her small business.

Are you like Diane? Have you recovered from a potentially embarrassing business blunder?

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  • Pay your cockatiels or you shall suffer! >:D

  • It's bad enough that I have to worry about what my kids are saying in the background when I try to do business on the phone. If I had parrots like these repeating some of the things I say to myself, oh no!

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  • Haha, this is a creative commercial!

  • @piercesdesigns it's just awful. :d 

  • XD pay your cockatiles of you shall DIE :d I'm glad I don't have one XD 

  • They filmed the exterior bird shop shot at a Doggie Bakery and supply store a few blocks from my house, on Pico Bl in West LA...

  • OMG, I loved this commercial. Funny birds. :-)

  • LOL what I find funny about it is that has been my vocabulary for the past two weeks. Invoice invoice, this place is a mess, and how are you paying. Luckily shoes don't repeat my words LOL

  • SO FUNNY!!!!! one of my faves.

    It's too bad there's so much controversy over real parrots and how they should be caged, etc. The USA seems to be the only country where constant disclaimers are needed in tv commercials. Around the world, people are smarter and understand the jokes.

  • Its a commercial. Yes, I know people are generally stupid, but a commercial doesn't have them putting down a grand on impulse. I'd worry more about pet-stores that present them in real life in such set-ups.

    And yes, I generally agree, people often don't know enough about birds to care for them. We studied for 2 years before getting our ACG, and still weren't 'prepared'. But we try, and there are many good owners like us who are trying. You won't hear about the good ones though.

  • The problem is when something like this is shown on national television. The average person who think "Oh cool, a talking parrot! Let's get one" and then relegate the poor thing to a tiny cage with no toys and a single wooden perch.

    I do parrot rescue and see this way too often. Like the B&G macaw we got in recently that lived in a 25" cockatiel cage. for 7 yrs. She had no tail (of course) and is terribly emotionally damaged.

  • Actually, for parrots that are OUT of their cage and around the house during the day, as they should be, a smaller cage is perfectly fine. My African Grey only ever sleeps in hers... its huge, and she uses *maybe* a third of the whole thing. Could have saved $300 on a smaller cage for the same use.

    Don't judge unless you know personally whats going on.

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