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To know Memphis is to know why this scurge of a commercial is allowed. I am from there, and this is not the worst of the commercials that play in Memphis. I am not shocked by this commercial, and I always see something that makes me go WTF whenever I go home. Thanks for posting.
i was really surprised to see this commercial come on in kentucky, and even more surprised at all the OTHER mo money taxes commercials on youtube. like… 0_o
i was certain that these havent made their way to the east coast yet so i was like, let me share this with the internets PRONTO
wait…what?
that is the appropriate response, btw.
The real tragedy is that many folks balance their financial situation on the tax refund and will line up in droves to get a high priced rapid refund. If commercials like this didn’t work, they’d never be run. The fact is that we have a certain segment of the population that this works for.
Greg L
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