You have got to be kidding me SF. You walk out of California and then advertise in a California you walked out of. A halftime show that even in California the spectators looked at each other in dismay. Not the SF I once knew. A very woke, Anti America, and lost its way company. SF did not learn from Budweiser. Values create wealth. Wealth does not create values. In short, your marketing is equal to your ethics and values. In the toilet.
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@a4 Sure. Because agents aren’t busy enough with complaints about things they absolutely cannot change.
@er the younger ones did run the show, it was called the hubs. So bad at learning and work ethic that your jobs got outsourced to Africa and the Philippines.
Retire with my big fat pension. Yummy. All you young people enjoy no pension. lol. I’m getting paid to not work. Get back to your desk, clowns, and answer those calls
@bs you are too old and not the target audience.
Boomers are just mad that they are not the target market anymore. The commercials, the half time show, and the State Farm are no longer catering to you and you need to let it go. Your time is up! Retire and let the young people run the show.
@b9 top 5 of the worst superbowl ads ever?
The ad was was in everyone ad analysis as a top 5 or higher ad. It was number 1 with Gen Z.
Questionably spent? Any mo--n with a 1/2 of a brain would know most normal people in the USA would think 20 million dollars of their hard-earned money would consider that advertising as a waste. Have they not learned anything from Budweiser? Think of that the next time you write SF a check. Not acceptable by the mutual owners. Look at the eagle and the horse as an example!
@a3 questionably??? WTF! 20 million wasted!
@a3 as part owner of a mutual company, I'm convinced the leadership is out to lunch. Call your agent complaining.
20 million dollars questionably spent.