You know, those ads on the radio where there's a fake DJ acting like he's interviewing someone or something?
They're dumb.
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Re: Faux DJ Radio Ads
I agree with this. I hate it when Frank Cusumano interviews that guy who sells big screen TV's and the other guy who sells cars.
Frank: You going to the game tonight?
Guy: Oh, you bet! We've got great seats and we're excited to see Albert Pujols beat those Cubbies!
Frank: Great.
Snayke: I wonder if it will hurt if I drive my car into the median...
Frank: You going to the game tonight?
Guy: Oh, you bet! We've got great seats and we're excited to see Albert Pujols beat those Cubbies!
Frank: Great.
Snayke: I wonder if it will hurt if I drive my car into the median...
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Re: Faux DJ Radio Ads
How about when the manager or owner of some company insists on doing the voicework on the commercial and has an annoying voice, or a monotone voice with no inflection whatsoever while obviously reading a script. They need to run their business, and leave the voice work to the professionals.
