The "Hi Michael I'm Amanda" Commercial

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought it said “Hello, Michael. I’m a man now, but you can call me mom.”

[Anonymous]

That would explain why there’s men’s and women’s clothing and shoes in the fancy-schmancy closet.

[Anonymous]

I think it's a man. Not a woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Same stupid closet commercial about a mom re-entering the workforce. Nothing to do with closets. At All. Closets are not "a thing."

Blasphemy!!

Thought of this immediately.

[Anonymous]

Yes she was a man. Enjoying the luxuries of a beautiful closet and awaiting her newly adopted son.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:it's so irritating every time i hear/see it. does anyone else find it annoying?

First time I've seen it but I agree with you. This is so cloyingly sweet that diabetics should leave the room when it is on.

[Anonymous]

I THINK THAT IT WAS A GREAT COMMERCIAL!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:it's so irritating every time i hear/see it. does anyone else find it annoying?

First time I've seen it but I agree with you. This is so cloyingly sweet that diabetics should leave the room when it is on.

I hand never seen this either but it’s a pretty good ad concept, plus closet porn. Could expand to include kid’s graduation, first day new job, etc. etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The point of the commercial is to say you have to be rich enough to have and fill that kind of closet in order to adopt a child.

Yes.

Oh duh. I thought Amanda was the birth mom and Michael was tracking her down.


But actually I am probably way off because I first Amanda was trans and introducing herself to done one for the first tîme. So I guess I am Way off.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like she has strep throat.
Someone needs to prescribe an antibiotic for the poor dear.

[Anonymous]

I thought Amanda was trans and just now letting it be known.

[Anonymous]

If anyone wants the real description of this wretched commercial: “ 30-second TV commercial for Inspired Closets, a premium brand in the $10 billion home storage and organization category. This spot features a woman in her walk-in closet rehearsing her introduction, seemingly prepping for a blind date. The story unfolds to reveal she’s in fact going to meet her adoptive son for the first time. Each commercial in the campaign closes with a voiceover saying, “Inspired days start in Inspired Closets.””

[Anonymous]

It's pretty terrible

[Anonymous]

I hate that commercial. Horrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes she was a man. Enjoying the luxuries of a beautiful closet and awaiting her newly adopted son.

What seriously?