Arri London wrote:

> Unfortunately it starts with a woman whining that it's hard enough to
> feed a family these days. Of course it is. However, buying
> sugary-artificially-flavoured-coloured drinks must cost her
> hard-driven family quite a lot of money.

It sounds as if they didn't even bother making a new commercial
from the one they used to fight that tax in New York. I don't know
what the outcome was there. If I remember it correctly, she holds
up some cranberry juice cocktail to drive the point home.

nancy

"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> Arri London wrote:
>
>> Unfortunately it starts with a woman whining that it's hard enough to
>> feed a family these days. Of course it is. However, buying
>> sugary-artificially-flavoured-coloured drinks must cost her
>> hard-driven family quite a lot of money.
>
> It sounds as if they didn't even bother making a new commercial
> from the one they used to fight that tax in New York. I don't know
> what the outcome was there. If I remember it correctly, she holds
> up some cranberry juice cocktail to drive the point home.
>
> nancy

No, this time she holds a bottle of soda.

Nancy Young wrote:
>
> Arri London wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately it starts with a woman whining that it's hard enough to
> > feed a family these days. Of course it is. However, buying
> > sugary-artificially-flavoured-coloured drinks must cost her
> > hard-driven family quite a lot of money.
>
> It sounds as if they didn't even bother making a new commercial
> from the one they used to fight that tax in New York. I don't know
> what the outcome was there. If I remember it correctly, she holds
> up some cranberry juice cocktail to drive the point home.
>
> nancy

No thinking this is a different ad. She grabs soda and possibly an
'energy' drink while she's complaining. Have never sat through the
entire advert, so maybe she does hold up some 'juice drink'. She's shown
talking to a 'suit', but no idea who he is meant to be; the sound is
always turned down ASAP during adverts