Chewy’s Funny Talking Pet Commercials

Ruh roh, Raggy! We have a few great commercials from Chewy in the last couple of months. Two feature a dog and one stars a cat, Mr. Marbles… who gets a sweet inheritance in someone’s last will and testament. I’m more of a dog guy myself but the cat commercial is my favorite. Check them out below and comment on which you like best…

“Favorite Child” is a yellow Labrador Retriever, Bailey, who’s clearly loved more than her smart brother and athletic sister. But Bailey is out there living life and overcoming her haters (ticks and fleas) daily.

How do you pronounce the word “vase”? Just two homies hanging at the crib talking about random stuff like best friends do in this ad from Chewy called “Best Friend.” The way I say it rhymes with face, but I’ve never been accused of being too fancy.

And meow we get to my favorite commercial. Mr. Marbles has this quiet confidence that earned him the trust and respect of whoever just died. The person’s will states that all of Mr. Marbles needs will be met thanks to Chewy’s auto-ship feature, and he also will inherit the summer beach house. Oh, this old thing? Probably has a valuable vase or two in it, too. 😉

I prefer these commercials over the Chewy ads showing two dogs standing by the window talking about the peanut butter box. I sincerely tried to laugh at those, but just couldn’t. Something about the accent and the script just didn’t do it for me. But if they come up with an ad starring an Australian Shepherd with their awesome down-under accents, I bet I’d love that one. Which is your favorite from these new commercials?

-Out of the Wilderness

Cloudland Canyon State Park in Pictures – Part 2

I posted a few days ago introducing my experience at Cloudland Canyon State Park in northern Georgia. It’s a beautiful park and one post just wasn’t enough to show all the photos so today is part 2 with… you guessed it, more photos! Check them out and if you can get a campsite here, make the reservation you indecisive ninny! 🙃

-Out of the Wilderness

That Is So You – The Buick Commercials

You’re reading my blog posts every day at 1pm central? That is so you. There’s a blog that fits your life because at the heart of every post is… interesting information? OK, I’m reaching here… and totally stealing lines from this Buick commercial. Watch it, then scroll down for more thoughts…

In fact, I DO post every day at 1pm central and I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to write about these Buick “So You” commercials. At first, they sort of just came and went and I didn’t think much of them. But now every time I see or hear them, I cringe. I think it’s the soccer guy and how he says, “That is SO you” that ticks me right off. It’s icky, as the kids say. The way each person in the made-up situations says “that’s so you” bugs the heck out of me. Not to mention, each scenario presents personality flaws of the drivers. The first driver is such a bad driver, he can’t even parallel park. The next guy can’t get anywhere without help from navigation, and his woman adores him for it. The last driver is not just late, she’s pulling up to the soccer game as the starting whistle is blown! Talk about blowing it. That soccer team has no chance of winning.

With that said, I do like the “head-up” display. Does that make me as lame as this commercial? Am I being too critical of the commercial script, or does the dialogue bother you, too?

You’re about to let me know your thoughts in the comments? That’s so you!

-Out of the Wilderness

Budweiser Folds of Honor Commercial Rings Hollow

I caught this commercial yesterday and couldn’t help but notice how empty it felt. Take a look at a new commercial from Budweiser celebrating scholarships for families trying to get a higher education.

If there was no Dylan Mulvaney blunder, this ad would be heartwarming, but as it is now, every single Budweiser/Bud Light ad seems desperate. If Bud Light were a person, I feel sorry for them but since it’s a company and company’s don’t have feelings, it’s just plain comedy at this point. Gone are the days where Budweiser puts ads out like the one below and it actually has a positive effect.

Budweiser seems to be unwilling to try the most simplest of things to get their name in good standing again with the customers they once had: apologize.

-Out of the Wilderness