I received an inquiry from a member on another MP group about a "Quickbooks" ad.
Have any of you heard it?
Is there a soundbyte for it?
What part of the country/world is it playing in?
First Post -
> Have any of you heard the "QuickBooks" ads that
> have begun to run lately (at least around here
> on late-night radio, probably more often than
> not on oldies or light rock stations as the tar-
> get audience would be small business owners (al-
> though they could be running on "rock" stations
> as well, I guess).
> Anyway, ...
> the last line from the customer to the business
> owner is something along the lines of "Do you
> sell any cheese here?" or such.
....
Second Post - - -
I've heard the ad a few more times since reporting
it. The last "Python" line is:
"This IS a cheese shoppe, isn't it?"
Forgive my misrememberance, but the first time that
I heard it, I was half-asleep and not really expect-
ing to hear such an OBVIOUS Python-nod. Hey, it
WASN'T the Spanish Inquisition. What can I say? Ni?
I guess they are trying to capitalize on the popu-
larity of Spamalot and any residual MP interest (or
else a creative director is a MP fan and just could
NOT resist doing it).
gna42: I've not heard it, and it might be copyright infringement... can you give more details?
"Some things in life are bad, they can really make you mad..." and... "always look on the Bright Side of Life..."
Ditto (You are what you practice! LOL)
Myanmar!
keep us posted
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"I have heard it on "Oldies" stations
broadcasting from the Grand Rapids MI
and Lansing MI areas."
Is the response I get.
If we had a member named "Duke",
I would know what to say -
"Duke - Nukem!"
Myanmar!
I'll forward to the powers that be.
They'll know how to sort it out.
"Some things in life are bad, they can really make you mad..." and... "always look on the Bright Side of Life..."