what were they thinking 1: marketing dept.
Maple Leaf Foods has a very funny ad which depicts a "boss" interviewing a job candidate by sniffing and physically examining him.
He gets the job, but it's more than just looks that count, the voiceover tells us. Indeed.
Then it goes on: here at Maple Leaf we have....blah blah.....and veterinarians to make sure ....blah blah...
Have they lost their marketing minds?
I don't know about you, but the only thing that keeps me from becoming a vegetarian is my ability to totally disassociate the patty on my plate from the chicken, turkey, steer or fish from which it originally sprang.
By creating a link between their products -- which I do usually buy -- and the kindly docs who look after my pets, Maple Leaf is coming dangerously close to driving me over to the other side. When you tell me a veterinarian looks after my meat, it loses its status as anonymous protein and becomes, oh dear, something with a face.
Cut it out, okay?
He gets the job, but it's more than just looks that count, the voiceover tells us. Indeed.
Then it goes on: here at Maple Leaf we have....blah blah.....and veterinarians to make sure ....blah blah...
Have they lost their marketing minds?
I don't know about you, but the only thing that keeps me from becoming a vegetarian is my ability to totally disassociate the patty on my plate from the chicken, turkey, steer or fish from which it originally sprang.
By creating a link between their products -- which I do usually buy -- and the kindly docs who look after my pets, Maple Leaf is coming dangerously close to driving me over to the other side. When you tell me a veterinarian looks after my meat, it loses its status as anonymous protein and becomes, oh dear, something with a face.
Cut it out, okay?
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