Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.
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Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: norman mailer-daemon
Date: Jul 9, 2007 13:02

Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about "$11.50
for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the Miller
out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
"This beer is about 'High Life'... "

So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.

- $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
restaurant.

- And if the writers of this ad assume people think this IS a lot to
pay for a burger, wouldn't it mean that people who could afford it are
living "the high life"??

Doesn't "living the high life" mean you can spend money without
concern?

Why would the truck driver take back the beer because a nice
restaurant charged too much money for a burger?

In the 60's & 70's, Madison Avenue was once the center of the universe
for clever, funny, well-produced advertising.

But in ithe past decade or so, it looks like they are just hiring
people off the street to write tripe like this.
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: Dave Bugg
Date: Jul 9, 2007 13:21

norman mailer-daemon wrote:
> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about "$11.50
> for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the Miller
> out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
> "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>
>
> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>
> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
> restaurant.

Blue collar guys don't pay 11.50 for a burger in ANY restaurant. It's just a
burger.
> - And if the writers of this ad assume people think this IS a lot to
> pay for a burger, wouldn't it mean that people who could afford it are
> living "the high life"??

No. It means that they are uppity snobs who think that slapping a high price
on ground beef makes them 'upper crust'.
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: notbob
Date: Jul 9, 2007 13:40

On 2007-07-09, norman mailer-daemon yahoo.com> wrote:
> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
> restaurant.

Maybe not if you're paying for the restaurant. It is if you're paying
for a hamburger. I'd NEVER pay that much.
> In the 60's & 70's, Madison Avenue was once the center of the universe
> for clever, funny, well-produced advertising.

It was? What parall universe are you from?

nb
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: Gerry
Date: Jul 9, 2007 13:46

In article comcast.com>,
notbob nothome.com> wrote:
> On 2007-07-09, norman mailer-daemon yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
>> restaurant.
>
> Maybe not if you're paying for the restaurant. It is if you're paying
> for a hamburger. I'd NEVER pay that much.
>
>> In the 60's & 70's, Madison Avenue was once the center of the universe
>> for clever, funny, well-produced advertising.
>
> It was? What parall universe are you from?
>
> nb
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: lambertman
Date: Jul 9, 2007 14:48

On Jul 9, 4:02 pm, norman mailer-daemon yahoo.com> wrote:
> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about "$11.50
> for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the Miller
> out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
> "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>
> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>
> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
> restaurant.
>

Nothing else you ever post is worth reading.
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: norman mailer-daemon
Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:21

On Jul 9, 5:48 pm, lambertman gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 9, 4:02 pm, norman mailer-daemon yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about "$11.50
>> for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the Miller
>> out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
>> "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>
>> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>
>> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
>> restaurant.
>
> Nothing else you ever post is worth reading.

That's because you're a pseudo-intellectual.

Try and learn something for once in your life.

Who could possibly not figure out that this ad is based on a
ridiculous premise?

Jesus Christ this country is full of idiots lol
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: norman mailer-daemon
Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:22

On Jul 9, 4:21 pm, "Dave Bugg" yahoo.com> wrote:
> norman mailer-daemon wrote:
>> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about "$11.50
>> for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the Miller
>> out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
>> "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>
>> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>
>> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
>> restaurant.
>
> Blue collar guys don't pay 11.50 for a burger in ANY restaurant. It's just a
> burger.
>
>> - And if the writers of this ad assume people think this IS a lot to
>> pay for a burger, wouldn't it mean that people who could afford it are
>> living "the high life"??
>
> No. It means that they are uppity snobs who think that slapping a high price ...
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: Dave Bugg
Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:55

norman mailer-daemon wrote:
> On Jul 9, 4:21 pm, "Dave Bugg" yahoo.com> wrote:
>> norman mailer-daemon wrote:
>>> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about
>>> "$11.50 for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of
>>> the Miller out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still
>>> rambling on about "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>>
>>> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>>
>>> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
>>> restaurant.
>>
>> Blue collar guys don't pay 11.50 for a burger in ANY restaurant.
>> It's just a burger.
>>
>>> - And if the writers of this ad assume people think this IS a lot to
>>> pay for a burger, wouldn't it mean that people who could afford it
>>> are living "the high life"??
>> ...
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: Forge
Date: Jul 9, 2007 16:50

On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 13:46:56 -0700, Gerry wrote:
> Just the other evening a local program had a special on where to find
> the best hamburgers and hot dogs in the Bay Area, it ended with a
> special hamburger, they've already sold seven of them at $5,000 each, so
> at that price you could buy a whole lot of $11.50 burgers.

I believe that's the one that comes with a bottle of Chateau Lafitte
Rothschild or such like.
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Re: Miller High-Life Ad: $11.50 is not a lot for a burger & this commercial STILL makes no sense.         


Author: moriarty
Date: Jul 9, 2007 19:02

"norman mailer-daemon" yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1184019669.070144.253630@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com...
> On Jul 9, 5:48 pm, lambertman gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Jul 9, 4:02 pm, norman mailer-daemon yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Miller truck driver bursts into a restaurant rambling on about
>>> "$11.50
>>> for a hamburger...", goes into the kitchen and takes all of the
>>> Miller
>>> out of the fridge and drives off with it-- still rambling on about
>>> "This beer is about 'High Life'... "
>>
>>> So, this ad makes no sense on many levels.
>>
>>> - $11.50 is not a lot of money to pay for a burger in a nice
>>> restaurant.
>>
>> Nothing else you ever post is worth reading.
>
> That's because you're a pseudo-intellectual. ...
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