[dewilson58]

I liked it.

The Ad Agencies are always under pressure to come up with new ideas, creative ideas, sometimes off the wall stuff.

Agencies usually use test groups prior to going public. You win some, you lose some.

Moms just have those days.

[Rapscallion St Croix]

Aldi is going to need some help when LIDL is fully up and running. I shopped one in North Carolina, and they are same concept as Aldi, German run, but far superior to Aldi. Their bakery is amazing.

[Madelaine Amee]

Originally Posted by Rapscallion St Croix

Aldi is going to need some help when LIDL is fully up and running. I shopped one in North Carolina, and they are same concept as Aldi, German run, but far superior to Aldi. Their bakery is amazing.

Is LIDL coming to Florida? I know it is in Georgia, but cannot find a location in Florida.

[John_W]

I usually have recorded shows playing, so I can fast forward through commercials. There is only one commercial right now that I will watch and everytime I will still laugh. It's the Geico commercial where the Sloth is drawing a straight line and people are guessing things like a small finger, a worm, a tiny sword, a bread stick, a lamp post, a coin slot, a walking stick, and then the host will say 'time', it's a tandem bicycle, and they said "What!" and then a voice will talk about Geico.

Game Night with a Sloth - GEICO - YouTube

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by John_W

I usually have recorded shows playing, so I can fast forward through commercials. There is only one commercial right now that I will watch and everytime I will still laugh. It's the Geico commercial where the Sloth is drawing a straight line and people are guessing things like a small finger, a worm, a tiny sword, a bread stick, a lamp post, a coin slot, a walking stick, and then the host will say 'time', it's a tandem bicycle, and they said "What!" and then a voice will talk about Geico.

Game Night with a Sloth - GEICO - YouTube

[rubicon]

As many of you may know Aldi's also owns Trader Joe's.

We were introduced to Aldi's when we lived in Minnesota. at that time the cashiers were required to memorize every product's price and they amaze every shopper with their skills. checkout was a breeze.

Aldi's is building 900 new stores in America. Wall Street Journal carried an article about them that was quite complementary.

My wife shops every store and has focused on certain products she prefers to purchase there. I skip over commercials (DVR)

We test every store and our shopping experience decided for us.

Personal Best Regards:

[graciegirl]

is a scamp. He is a wit. He is clever and devious and almost always funny. I love his humor.