The "Hi Michael I'm Amanda" Commercial

[Anonymous]

As the mom of a child who was adopted internationally, I find it very offensive that such a personal and joyous occasion is being used to sell rich people closets. I had never seen this commercial before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Had never seen it, but yeah, annoying. Her voice sounds like an Alexa or Siri knockoff. Plus, such a deep story where we get none of the details. So many questions! If she's just meeting him, why is she jumping into "Mom" right away? He's an older kid, he needs time to get to that. And if she hasn't met him yet because it's an international adoption, what's the likelihood that he understands English?

Lol “Hi Dmitri, I’m Amanda. But I can call you Michael, if I like.”

This ad would make a suitable post on r/boringdystopia

[Anonymous]

Btw, this ad is 5 years old

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate that commercial. Horrible.

I just watched it for the first time and once is enough. That would be annoying AF to watch on a regular basis.

[Anonymous]

Is this supposed to be some LBGT affirming ad? I mean, her voice, her name. Amanda got to have been a dude at some time. Or are they just poking fun with the name? A man, Duh!

[Anonymous]

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.

I think you need some serious medical attention if that's what you think. I can take you to the hospital, but we'll have to stop first, so I can share with you my life's lessons. Then we'll go to the hospital because you'll need serious "life-saving" medical attention, as well. 😳

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As the mom of a child who was adopted internationally, I find it very offensive that such a personal and joyous occasion is being used to sell rich people closets. I had never seen this commercial before.

Just like an the others, I think you need some serious mental help. If you find this offensive, I can't imagine you walking through Manhattan. I hope you never go there from Little House on the Prairie. You'll have a heart attack just seeing all the rich people who have a closet. You'll be offended that other people adopted a foreign child. That's right. Other people. And lmao, you're saying you're not rich? Liar. If you adopted, you've got tens if thousands of dollars to spare. Most of are lucky if we can finance a car to go to work to get paid, to finance the car, to get to work. Get it? Rich person?