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Miller Light Compost Ad · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  Well, let's get a question from our American mama. Dear mama, are
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  you offended when companies use women in bikinis to sell their products? Well,
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  let's ask our American mama. Mama, Mama joining us now, our American
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  mama, Terry Nedderville. Um. This is about a commercial that was done
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  by Miller Light back in March, March seventh, they released this. But
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  because of the Dylan Mulvaaney bud Light controversy and bud Light sales crashing and Miller
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  Light sales went up because bud Light sales were crashing, people went, oh,
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  yeah, well what about this ad where they've got women going through Women
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  were going through saying women were the ones who started broom beer first back in
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  Mesopotamia and in the colonies, and then we put them in bikinis to sell
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  beer, and we're gonna and then of course they use curse words throughout the
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  rest of it, We're going to stop that black and they basically who they're
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  saying, We're gonna take all these posters of women in bikinis and we're going
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  to turn it into composts and give it to people who brew hops. Okay,
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  And it's so crazy and cringe e. This is the cringest ad I
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  have ever seen. I don't know how it came to light. I think
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  that they probably try to bury it after the whole Dylan mulvaan anything. Yeah,
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  and then it came to light. Since when is it okay to bash
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  men for I don't know, for what gain. We don't like that,
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  we don't want that. This, this ad is so cringey. You have
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  this. She's actually a comedian, is what I've heard. Okay, her
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  name is Elana Glazer. Okay. And what's so funny about this is she
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  walks around moaning and growing growing about how men have taken advantage of women by
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  using them as sexual to sell, to show, yeah, to sell,
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  not even sexual. I mean yes, obviously you know sexual sexual ads because
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  they're in bathing suits, they're bikinis in the summertime or whatever. Here's what's
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  hilarious. If you go to her Instagram page, it is absolutely hilarious.
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  She's in bikini niece selling herself. You can go weeks and weeks and weeks
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  and there she is and her what is she doing? She's trying to sell
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  herself. How is she doing that? She's trying to appeal to men because
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  she's wearing bikinis that are so like some of them are not even barely there.
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  Wow, she's not even an attractive woman. So this is like rank
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  hypocrisy. Yes, that's what I'm saying. She's a fraud. So she
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  comes, you know, she walks through there like she's just you know,
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  we talked about how they're trying to make these women burly women like that's what
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  I mean, each woman in the ad. There's nothing classy or ladylike.
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  It's like they're using the S word the entire time, and it's like,
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  we do this and if it weren't for if it weren't for women, we'd
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  have no beer. No, that's not true. Here's what here's what you
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  should have talked about, Miller Lite was um, I think the person who
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  invented it was from Germany in the eighteen hundreds. Yeah, and this is
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  actually a company out of Canada, but they have their their headquarters are in
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  Chicago, right, So this guy from Germany, he it's a family business
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  from the eighteen hundreds all the way until the nineteen sixties. Nineteen sixty six
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  brings the recipe over, Yes, and then the granddaughter of the founder is
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  the one who selled it in nineteen sixty six, so she y sold the
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  company. So she ran the company right strong, and then she sold the
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  company made a billion dollars, I'm sure. And so why not if you're
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  going to try to lift women, lift that lift up a woman who took
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  a family business, ran it until she felt like it was time to pass
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  it on, and then you can give us something to be proud of.
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  But when you walk around bashing men and say look what they did to us,
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  you turn us off. We don't agree with you. Those models that
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  they had in those ads in the eighties and nineties and in two thousand,
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  pretty well they got paid. Well, it's kind of like that Megan Markle
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  thing like she did. She's the one that went auditioned for that part as
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  the suitcase girl. Yeah, and then she wants to diminish it and act
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  like it was just a tear. Oh my gosh, yes, I felt
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  so objectified. Well, what did you think that? Why did you audition
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  for it? So to this, I say, because your suitcase opening talents.
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  Yeah, it's so ridiculous, And we see it for what it's worth.
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  We see exactly what's happening here. They're trying to It's such a fraudulent
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  case because these women felt proud to be part of those ads. So let
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  me redo the quote from Millard because they've they've put out a little talk on
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  this, yeah, since it's gone out, and says this video was about
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  two things, worm poop and saying women shouldn't be forced to mud wrestle in
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  order to sell beer. Neither of these things should be remotely controversial, and
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  we hope beer drinkers can appreciate the humor and ridiculousness of this video from back
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  in March. That's a great way to kind of backtrack a little bit.
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  I did read that, and I appreciate the humor, but I don't think
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  they understand the way that I appreciate the humor. It's such a joke that
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  that's the humor that I get out of this. It is such a joke.
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  Now I think that they have learned. And then the I can't think
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  of her name right now, but anyway though that she was ahead of marketing
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  for this, and she was trying to do the inclusivity thing right, and
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  you cannot find her anywhere. She's had so much back. She has deleted
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  her LinkedIn account, her social media accounts why because she's embarrassed. No,
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  we can. We can celebrate and lift women up without bashing men. Okay,
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  now, what percentage of their beer drinkers for Miller White are women?
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  Twenty? If that I mean, I mean that there could. There's a
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  consumer report that says that eighty percent of their buyers are men. So why
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  don't we why why don't we just throw them under the bus, gonna get
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  rid of the eighty percent women in bikini's I mean, come on, Okay,
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  that said, I don't really want my daughter to go into bikini modeling
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  for a career. Well, you know what I have to say something else?
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  Okay, Well, let me say this to you. If that's what
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  she wanted to do and she's gonna make good money, I'd say go for
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  a girl fair enough. You like to ask our American Mama a question?
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