The Media Download with John Ondo

Unpacking Super Bowl 60's Best Commercials

• John & Angel Ondo • Season 3 • Episode 5

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Top Super Bowl Commercials of 2023: Hilarious & Heartfelt Reviews

In this week's episode of The Media Download, John Ondo and his wife Angel review some of the top Super Bowl commercials of 2023. Despite neither of their favorite teams playing, they delve into ads from big brands like Michelob, PepsiCo, Budweiser, GrubHub, Ring, Hellman's, and Instacart. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, they rank their favorites and share their thoughts on what makes a commercial memorable. Join them for a fun, insightful discussion packed with nostalgia and star power.

00:00 Introduction and Super Bowl Sentiments
00:26 Meet the Hosts: John and Angel
01:28 Super Bowl Commercials: A Special Review
03:05 Michelob Ultra Instructor Ad Review
05:04 Pepsi's Polar Bear Ad Review
07:50 GrubHub's Fee-Free Ad Review
11:11 Budweiser's American Icons Ad Review
13:39 Animal-Themed Commercials Continue
13:56 Ring's Innovative Lost Dog Campaign
15:43 Bud Light's Star-Studded Wedding Ad
18:50 Hellman's Mayonnaise Makes a Comeback
20:59 Instacart's Catchy Banana Ad
24:21 Final Thoughts and Super Bowl Ad Predictions

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John:

Well, it is the week of the Super Bowl, and that means absolutely nothing to me because none of my teams are in the Super Bowl. If you're a Seahawks and Patriots fan, congratulations to you. I won't be watching the game I normally would watch for the commercials, but guess what? All the commercials are now being released ahead of time, so. Today on the media download, my lovely wife Angel's gonna join us and we're going to review what we feel are some of the top Super Bowl commercials for this weekend. Hi, my name is John Ondo and this is the Media Download. The purpose of this show is I've been in television for. 40 years doing documentaries and different types of producing and directing, and I've learned a lot of shortcuts and hacks to make projects that have small budgets look big time. So we'll share some of those with you today and we are a service of on media.com. And, uh, also would appreciate it if you would like and subscribe to us, uh, below. That would mean a lot to us. So joining me today is my lovely wife, angel. It's been so long I've missed you.

Angel:

I know. Even though I'm here, but not here.

John:

You're not here on the podcast, so Adrian. No, I'm not. If you're new to the Media Download, angel and I hosted a podcast for 80 episodes called Marketing Media and Cupcakes, and she was with me on every episode and it was a great show. And, uh, but we made some changes and I, you promised me you would come back for some special episodes.

Angel:

Here I am. Nothing I love better than a commercial.

John:

Well, and the Super Bowl commercials are a big deal to us because they're kind of special. Because the last time we did a Super Bowl commercial review, uh, we got sick and died the next day.

Angel:

And here we are, we're

John:

back. It was during COVID. It was five years ago. Yes. And that was the reason we discontinued our podcast for several years. And that's a long story. You can go back and listen to that. But, uh, the Super Bowl commercial, uh, review that we did was actually one of our biggest podcasts. So. Everybody

Angel:

likes commercials.

John:

Here's hoping. So what I've done is a lot of these commercials have been pre-released. Now some of them are very long. I didn't go with that. Um, I picked commercials that I thought for, according to what we're seeing, and all the advertising trades are gonna run this weekend in the, in the, um. In the, in the Super Bowl, and they're either 30 or one minute long spots. If it was three minutes long. I'm not looking at this now. Uh, there are some longer form videos, so I picked out eight and I thought, these are pretty interesting. Okay, let's take a look at'em. Remember, I'm always looking at what not only made you laugh or made you cry, but could you tell me. Whose product it was that made you laugh or made you cry. Because if you're like, that was a great spot, who did it? I don't know. Well then,

Angel:

yeah, there was one of those in 2025. Yeah. That I still, or 2025.

John:

2020. Yeah.

Angel:

That's the one. 2021.

John:

Yep.

Angel:

Whenever, well, a long time ago. It last time we did this

John:

last time, we did this.

Angel:

Last time we did this, but, and there was some

John:

good ones in

Angel:

that one. Let's not forget, these are John's ideas of what is the, you know, these are the top to the top. Yep. So I've not seen them. So we're gonna see,

John:

I'm gonna get your reactions

Angel:

if I feel the same.

John:

Okay. We will see. So the first one is called the Ultra Inspector from Michelob.

Commerical:

Hey, last one down buys the ultras on. Where's Greg coming?

John:

Greg,

Commerical:

who needs a credit card when he got a Greg Tired? Always buying the Ultras. Gregory Mimi at the Blue Lift. Don heads up, strap in, sharpen your skis, sharpen your mind. Your true opponent is yourself Again. Again, if you rely on sight, you're already blind. Nice. Do it for the Greg. It's time. He skated up. He skated. He skated up on one feet. Find your inner Greg. My tab. Actually, it's been taken care of. You did it, Greg.

John:

So this is a Super Bowl spot, but as you can tell by the branding. Yeah. It's really for the Olympics,

Angel:

correct? Yeah, it's definitely an Olympic things, you know, he coached, which of course it threw me at first I was like, why

John:

one of the greatest sports movies ever is Miracle?

Angel:

Yeah. Why is Kurt Russell. In

John:

again.

Angel:

Yeah. Commercial. Yeah. I was like, I didn't get it. And now I remember'cause I've not seen that movie like you have that many times.

John:

But it, it, it is an odd choice to me because Miracle's a very serious movie. Yes. And the most serious part of the movie is the, again, again, and they're kind of not. Poking fun at it, but it just, it didn't, I don't know it, for me, it wasn't the best choice. I don't know. Kurt Russell would be the best guy on this, but again, they're trying to go for this Olympic thing or something, so yeah, I'm not

Angel:

really sure. Obviously. I mean, again, they're just going to, they're trying to get two for one, so this'll run probably at the Super Bowl letting you know the Olympics are coming and then it will run. During the Olympics. So

John:

there you go. So this is number seven coming up from our friends at Pepsi, PepsiCo. And again, if you own a restaurant, please have Pepsi. Zero.'cause I can't drink sugar. Uh, so this is, uh, their ad, they're calling the choice. Yeah.

Commerical:

You are not the only one, but this can be heavy. I've fallen in love. Oh.

John:

What, what'd you think of that one?

Angel:

I, again, the song got me, but I love, I love the bear. I mean, I love the polar bear. You love the, yeah. I mean, anything with animals, I'm gonna definitely, I'm gonna like it more than most, and I mean, I still remember. The commercial they did for, I think it was Nissan and they had an electric animatronic dog. Yeah. And they left the dog. The dog was dying because he was No, it

John:

was Kia. It

Angel:

was Kia did that one. Yeah. And he needed, he was dying because his battery was out and they plugged him in and. I literally cried. It was this, uh, again, I'm not probably a good judge, but

John:

here's the, here's the thing for me. Uh, it, it, it, it felt gimmicky. It felt a little cheesy with the bears. I get it. It's, this is the Coke mascot that's now choosing Pepsi. It's kinda like when the Verizon guy switched over to at and t or whichever way it went, and, you know, and they, and this is the other thing too. Which is kind of sad in today's culture, how fast things move. But the whole, the whole being caught on the kiss cam concert scandal,

Angel:

yes.

John:

Was five, six months ago. It, ah, who knows? It's old news. But they probably came up with that concept back, you know, last year and thought, oh, probably this will be great. And I'm like, I had those things like really, it's like you don't have anything new you could use.

Angel:

I think it was just, it's again, an a. Getting caught. I think that's really what it was. They were just using that because that was such a big deal. That was such a big thing, you know, that people forget, you know, that no matter where you are, there's always camera and you gotta really pay attention

the

John:

the

Angel:

other. But they were proud of it at the end. This one, the other

John:

ding is. And again, going back to our last, we did this in 2020. Doritos had a spot

Angel:

Yes.

John:

That used the exact same song from Queen

Angel:

and it's was my favorite one as

John:

well. You love it. I'm like, it's

Angel:

so, maybe it's a and maybe

John:

AIS song. Can we please pull out some other music in the whole world? But you know, I guess not, so, no. Okay. Pepsi, we thank you for playing and we'll move along. Now this one's gonna be interesting. Um, I thought it was unique in a couple areas. I will get your opinion. This is from our friends at GrubHub.

Commerical:

And for the final course we have the fees. Oh. Who will eat the fees? Who will eat the fees? I have a terrible fee allergy. I couldn't possibly stomach the fees if Madam will not eat the fees and the gentleman won't eat the fees. Who will eat the freeze? GrubHub will eat the fees. Grub will eat the fees. GrubHub will eat the fees. Grub will eat the fees. That's what I said. Grub will eat the fees. Grub will eat the fees. Ub, no delivery fees, no service fees, no more fees on restaurant orders. Over 50.

John:

Over 50. Did you get that? Over 50?

Angel:

There's always something.

John:

There's no fees unless you order a whole lot of food. So

Angel:

yeah, basically.

John:

So what'd you think of this one? Uh.

Angel:

I was not, I don't know. I order through multiple different food services I, nothing says to me Grub, GrubHub is you in your pajamas and some guy showing up at the door.

John:

Well, that's

Angel:

exciting. It is not. Yeah. Literally. Um, but it's. It's not sitting at this fancy dinner table with all these very random and strange, almost like a clue, kind of,

John:

the optics were odd.

Angel:

It just seemed weird. And then again, it's like the fees, I don't know, maybe had they brought a GrubHub bag in, or

John:

Yes.

Angel:

Had something in that platter when they pulled it open and all the dry ice effect, um, would've made me go. Okay. But I mean, the only winner was George Clooney.

John:

Yes.

Angel:

But

John:

that was what saved it.

Angel:

Yeah.

John:

I, I feel like there's, there's, um. You know, sometimes you get these, these, um, viral type of commercials where everybody starts quoting it.

Angel:

Yes.

John:

You know, like a, like the Liz up and that kind of stuff. Oh yeah.

Angel:

Where's the beef? I'm sorry. That's the My era.

John:

I kind of feel like. That was kind of their thoughts. Like, we'll do something that will catch on and people's like, who will eat the fees? The fees. And it's like, you know, no. Yeah.

Angel:

I think for me, because I hear so much about bank fees and credit card fees mm-hmm. From Capital One and other things, that's like, I'm like, what are you talking about? Fees Now, had you not said, queued it up saying it was GrubHub. I would've had no idea it was GrubHub. You would be half until the end.

John:

You would've be halfway through the spot until you knew when George shows up. That's when it was GrubHub

Angel:

when he said it out loud.

John:

So

Angel:

I would've been like,

John:

I have no idea. It was interesting. I think George Clooney was, again, talk about star power. That makes a spot, that's what, that's what everybody will say that George Clooney spot. Um, well

Angel:

be like, that was said. Well, that's me anyway.

John:

The, uh, so probably not your top pick worse than the Ultra Inspector. Still better than the Ultra Inspector.

Angel:

The Ultra Inspector at least had some action or

John:

instructor, I mean,

Angel:

sorry, instructor.

John:

Yes.

Angel:

Um, that one at least had some action.

John:

Yeah.

Angel:

But, and I don't know.

John:

Didn't quite,

Angel:

I did like that one better than this one. How about that didn't

John:

spin your props. Okay.

Angel:

That was, it did not still like the bears.

John:

This is, this is number five. My wife is an animal lover, so she's gonna love this one from our friends, ed Budweiser.

Angel:

It is a baby. Oh, and he's afraid to jump. Oh, and another baby. That's a bald eagle baby.

John:

It's a CGI. Bald eagle baby.

Angel:

Yeah. I don't think a bald eagle baby would sit that. Aw. Oh, I like the fact they had a dalmatian. He's trying to help him learn to fly. How cute. Oh, he's like, I'm big enough now. I'm going, oh. Oh my goodness. Look at

John:

that.

Angel:

Oh wow,

Commerical:

you crying sons in my eyes.

John:

Runs in my eyes. Now, in case of those of you who don't know the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd song that is called Free Bird. So it kind of ties in with the whole

Angel:

Yes

John:

thing. Hopefully YouTube will let me run that spot and not we shall

Angel:

see.

John:

Flag me on it. Uh. Your thoughts?

Angel:

I That is classic Budweiser.

John:

It is, it is.

Angel:

I grew up marching in a marching band in high school and we paid, that was one of the most requested songs. We played it when we marched. I just

John:

say, can you drink Budweiser?

Angel:

Well, we did do that before we marched, um, as well in back roads and alleys. But, um, no, it was, that was. Quintessential, and that to me says America.

John:

America, yes. That's

Angel:

literally what it is. You've got a Clydesdale and you've got an a and a bald eagle. Come on. Yeah. I mean, but again,

John:

and and I have to say when, when they get to the shot, which is all CGI of the horse with the eagle spread, I had to say I did get a little clump there on that. That was nice.

Angel:

I, yeah. I love the guy at the end when he was like, is, are you crying? He's like, the sun's in my eyes. Which of course he was clearly standing in the shadow. So

John:

reminding everyone that Budweiser bringing you that amazing Amer called, uh, called uh, American Icons. It's the same company that a few years ago got woke and nearly let's lost everything because that's not lessened learned. From Budweiser. Yeah, that was Bud Light, but you know, it's all the same company. Yeah. So there you go. Okay, so that was a good one. We're gonna keep, uh, we're gonna keep up the animal theme here with our fourth selection from somebody. I don't know if I've ever seen a commercial from ever let alone anything else. It is the fine folks who bring you the little security camera ring.

Commerical:

This is Milo Hetzer family. But every year, 10 million go missing sad job and the way we look for them hasn't changed in years until now. One post of a dog's photo in the Ring app starts outdoor cameras looking for a match. Search party from Ring uses AI to help families find lost dogs since launch. That's more than a dog A day has been reunited with their family. Be a hero in your neighborhood with search party available to everyone for free. Now there's the key now. Join the neighborhood@ring.com

John:

for free. For

Angel:

free.

John:

That, that is, that is perfection in a, in a sense of branding. Um. You know, it doesn't help you find missing persons. No. But it does help you find dogs. But maybe

Angel:

one day.

John:

But I mean, they, they again set it up, Hey, we've been doing the same thing for years with the missing pets on the telephone pole kind of thing. And now we've got a new way of doing it, and it's free and it reunites the kid with the dog. And yeah, that's,

Angel:

yeah, that's, that's all feel good. And again, the, I think for me it's. Guess what guys? If you already own a ring, it doesn't cost you anything.

John:

And if you, and if you want to be a good neighbor in your neighborhood, I'll get a ring because one of the dogs goes wandering in my yard. I can see what it is and maybe that helped. Maybe that's what you can do too, is you can figure out who's pooping in your yard. Well, I don't, and send them a, I don't think that was their little there.

Angel:

I don't think that was the

John:

intention. You may work on that ring, that may be your next one, but you know that that was a great spot and Yeah, I thought it, it's the kind of stuff you wanna do. It's'cause otherwise here's, here's the creativity of that. Somebody at Ring could have just said, well, you know. Ring security camera, it does this and it has storage and it does, you know, or whatever. But they said, no, let's, let's connect it to pets.

Angel:

Yeah.

John:

And kids, and it's, it's free genius. Oh, well done.

Angel:

Yeah,

John:

well done.

Angel:

I would agree.

John:

Okay, so we're moving into, uh, number, I wanna do the Casey Casey number three. Um,

Angel:

from 1977.

John:

It is a long distance dedication. So speaking of our friends who were woke a few years ago with Bud Light, this is their entry, which is Yes. Which is I think, gonna be one of the popular ones. Okay.

Commerical:

Ooh, what's that first beer of the wedding? Is there enough for everyone? Oh, right there. I got this.

Angel:

Ah, the cheese rolling down the hill. You, I wonder how nobody got hurt.

John:

C

Angel:

Oh, I guess you're right. Oh, post Malone went after it. Oh, oh,

Commerical:

oh. This is not necessary. There's a,

Angel:

this is not necessary. Oh, that's

Commerical:

okay. Heck of a wedding, huh? Hey, this is a great ceremony. I'll give it a week. Yeah,

John:

that, so, uh, getting a couple things there. The all star ca that's probably the biggest cast. I guess we got, we got Manning Post Malone, is that correct? Post Malone? I don't know Post Malone, but. That's me.

Angel:

Yeah.

John:

And, uh, comedian

Angel:

Shane Gillis.

John:

Shane Gillis, who is, is very funny. He's lot of those very

Angel:

popular on lots of podcasts.

John:

Yes. So,

Angel:

uh, and he is been doing a lot of Bud Light commercials.

John:

Yes.

Angel:

So he's got another one with Post, but here, bud Light. Yep. Mm-hmm. Yeah, he's got another one with Post Malone where they're sitting in, um. Old, I'd say old timey, but regular old lawn chairs that you'd have back in the seventies. Yep. Um, talking about beer. Oh, you

John:

can't drink a

Angel:

commercial drink. You can't drink beer. Beer on a commercial. You know, you can drink beer in a commercial. Yeah. So, but so again, I applaud that one back to again, music choice. You know, I would say the only reason they probably chose that is because. It's still sung at weddings. I mean, it is still a song. Now. There's some Celine songs that are also still, but again, these are songs from the eighties.

John:

Well,

Angel:

these are not current songs.

John:

That is, that's what's funny is nobody's pulling anything from the past, let's say 10 years. No, we're talking, we're going back. 30 years.

Angel:

That's how sad the current music industry is,

John:

I guess. Or they just feel like there's only people our age drink beer and whatever, or

Angel:

watching the commercials

John:

or like,

Angel:

or watching well, or watching the Super Bowl.

John:

Or maybe, I don't know. I, I, it, I would love to know what their theory is, but to me, I, I think they could have gotten a better song that would've maybe better represented that. I, I, I don't know.

Angel:

I think the whole point was to keep it wedding themed. Yeah. And

John:

that's why, I guess, but we didn't have that song at our wedding. We have course had Aerosmith Angel, which is the way you get it done.

Angel:

Yes.

John:

Okay. So that was our third. Let's get into number two. Number two, uh, this is another funny one. Uh, I think you'll get a kick outta this one. Speaking of older music from the seventies, this is from Hellman's.

Commerical:

I was born in the Elli. My best friend was that bologna? That is until I met you. Sweets and time Hell mans makes it taste so good. This is how I make friends. I'll you while I'm walking by. You're incredible. Incredibly lonely.

John:

I'll squirt you out. Walk in by Bubu bum. That's a great spot. Because here's the thing, I don't know what Hellman's uh, marketing has been like.

Angel:

I don't know.

John:

Um, but that was, it's mayonnaise. Okay. Let's face it. Mayonnaise isn't like Tabasco sauce or, you know, spicy mustard. It's mayonnaise. Yeah. And it no does now you just,

Angel:

there's a lot of people that have a very visceral reaction too. Oh my God. I can't, I can't do mayonnaise.

John:

Yeah.

Angel:

So,

John:

and you got the Mayo Bowl? It's one of the college bowls that they had. Oh, they do? Oh yeah. And I, okay. I think that was, I don't think it was Hellman's. Maybe it was. I, I don't know. But it's funny though, to see how somebody said, we're gonna make mayonnaise great again.

Angel:

Yeah, yeah.

John:

And

Angel:

we're gonna make mayonnaise fun. And of course they get Andy Sandberg in there. You have, I think that's L Fanning, I think that's her name. Yeah. She's Dakota Fanning's sister. She's been in lots of movies. Um, but yeah, I think that's great.

John:

Great spot.

Angel:

Yeah.

John:

Good music. It's memorable

Angel:

and Sure. And to the point.

John:

And the whole point is when you go into the shopping, you know, into the, the grocery store and you're looking at the Mayo selection, um, you're gonna start singing that song.

Angel:

Yeah. I'm gonna think about it for sure.

John:

So, so, so again, another 70 song, getting this in there. So that leaves us to what I believe I personally believe is the number one commercial that I've seen.

Angel:

We shall see,

John:

we shall see what everybody else thinks. You wanna bleep, bloop your comments down below in the comments. We would love to see them, but, uh, this is from our friends at Instacart and it's called Bananas.

Commerical:

Instacart led. You choose your bananas. Get them just your life. Instacart led. You. Choose your bananas from green ride. Choose the up to control your bananas. What a time to oh oh.

John:

It's, this is what's great about the Ben Stiller. No, I don't know who the guy is. You know the guy, Benson

Angel:

Boone?

John:

He was on the American Voice Talent Show. He was on

Angel:

one.

John:

Yeah,

Angel:

one of

John:

them. Okay, so,

Angel:

well, I'm not even gonna try to remember. It's been a few years

John:

he can sing.

Angel:

He blew up.

John:

Ben Stiller cannot.

Angel:

He's now a big thing.

John:

Yes. And now he's bang,

Angel:

Baboo,

John:

nothing bigger than being in a banana spot with Instacart. So again, the song. Will stick in your head for the rest of the month.

Angel:

I am hoping

John:

it does not inst let you pick your bananas. Let, I mean, and, and even though somebody might, you do have the word Instacart in there, but it's, the whole point of it is lets you pick your bananas and you think. That's the song, but it really says a lot. Yeah. Because you, you are undoubtedly, you are the person who gets into our click list and picks things and we get things that are like, what is this?

Angel:

If I want good produce or I know I'm gonna be doing it for something. I have to go myself.

John:

Yeah.

Angel:

Because the quality and consistency of those who are picking it, and no offense and shade to those who are out there doing that job. Oh my gosh. But most of them are under 20. Um, and they don't give a ribstick about, you know, whether or not your strawberries look. Ripe or if your avocado is hard as a rock or, I don't know. And again, bananas every week, I, I know there are varieties and I, I think there might be a comment section, but I can't imagine they're even looking at it. And this week we got bananas that John could have skied on because they were so big. I'm so excited because, and then week,

John:

their

Angel:

little tiny

John:

things were

Angel:

so, it's like, I, it's so inconsistent.

John:

But Instacart lets you pick your bananas.

Angel:

I think, again, I think they're letting you know. They have options if you would like to use them. Instead of using the standard apps for your standard big grocery stores, you can have your Instacart person go into said grocery store and you've said, I would like some overly ripe bananas. Yes.'cause I'm making banana bread. Or I'd like some really green ones'cause I prefer green with no spots. So it's just telling you what they. What they offer that you may not be aware of.

John:

I, I love the spot, but I get the impression would not been your number one.

Angel:

No.

John:

Um, so let's, let's give the first ever angel wings to the, the one you would pick as your favorite.

Angel:

I guess if I was looking from a pure humor aspect, it would definitely be the mayonnaise one, Theise. That would definitely get a set of wings.

John:

Sweet sandwich time.

Angel:

If you were looking for like what got me in my fields would be of course the horse and the, and the eagle. Polar bear. Eagle, polar bear.

John:

Oh, okay.

Angel:

And for sure, I mean that one. And then of course the one that I just think is overall cute is the polar bear.

John:

Yep.

Angel:

Um, they all would get wings for me and I wouldn't be upset if they showed up on the tv this one more than two times for Instacart. Absolutely not.

John:

I think the weakest of the eight for me would be GrubHub and George Clone. Oh, for sure. Not George Clooney. George Clooney's the only thing that I think worked in that spot.

Angel:

Yes. I just didn't, no,

John:

he's an Ohio guy anyway, so I give him a little props on that.

Angel:

Yeah.

John:

So, uh, this is, this is good and I don't, we may have some surprises. Doritos typically pops in there. I'm hoping for Sam Adams with. Cousin from Boston. Not sure if we're gonna get that or if we're gonna see, um, uh, the other food place, the, the one with McConaughey. Oh. Um, and what's his name?

Angel:

Uh.

John:

Uber Eats.

Angel:

Uber Eats. Yeah.

John:

There

Angel:

we go.

John:

I, what I saw was just reruns of current commercials. So again, you've gotta remember what's going on in the ad buying world right now. We're going into the Winter Olympics at the same weekend as a Super Bowl. It's gonna be a lot of fun in the sense that, um, I haven't looked to see what the schedules are. I would. Wager to think there's not gonna be a lot of Olympic stuff going on during the Super Bowl. It's in Italy. There's a time delay, so NBC probably won't run anything over top of the Super Bowl. I think that would be silly, but you never know. So it, these guys are buying their ads based on we're, we're gonna wanna stretch the, the ad out that we spent$3 million on over. Well

Angel:

for sure that Michelob Cher one is gonna play absolutely

John:

for that.

Angel:

It is at the very end. Yeah. It shows the Olympic rings and the flag, so

John:

that's

Angel:

definitely gonna

John:

play. But there's just so much going on with all this. But you know, this is what's fun, is that the stories. Really are what Sell sold a lot of these, the story of the, of the Budweiser Clydesdale. Yes. Um, you know, and some of the other ones that are just, there's a story to them. We didn't see the heart, the heart pulling story. At least I didn't see one, uh, Toyota has one that I thought, eh, it wasn't like there one from a few years back, so there might be some surprises on Super Bowl Sunday. So I will. Probably watch to see. We'll check it out. Something shows up, um, before we go and see what's going on on the pit this week. So anyway. So thank you so much for joining us, please. Yes. Uh, bleep loop below us. Tell us, uh, you know, as we get through, uh, the Super Bowl, if you saw some spots that you liked. And if you can subscribe as we do this, uh, this, uh, download each week. And, uh, as always, we are a service of automed.com. Thank you so much. Your download is complete.