Carl's and Hardee's New Commercial as soon as Puzder left the company...

The Morning Joe Panel seems to see that this is a very smart marketing move and metaphor for all us wanting a Grown Up in The White House.

Fun!

Best Regards,

Ron Carter

http://www.eater.com/2017/3/29...

Failed labor secretary nominee and soon-to-step-down CEO Andy Puzder has long defended the ads, saying in a 2011 press release, “We believe in putting hot models in our commercials, because ugly ones don’t sell burgers.” (Yes, that’s a real quote.)

"We don't have anything to be ashamed of," Puzder tells USA Today, insisting that the eyebrow-raising ads helped get customers in the door. But now the chain wants to widen its demographic beyond just the “hungry young guy” market, and it turns out objectifying half the population isn’t the way to do that.

Ugh.

I live in the bluest of blue states but we recently got both a Chick-fil-A and a Hobby Lobby. Both neon signs give me hives. No Carl's yet but I'm waiting.

There is one in Kingston, NY should you be in that area! -Ron

As a southerner, I'm always in pursuit of a good biscuit. Their's is the best of the kind from this type of store.

-Ron

rcarter31 said:

As a southerner, I'm always in pursuit of a good biscuit. Their's is the best of the kind from this type of store.

-Ron

Yes, but we must stick to our values, even if it means sihtty biscuits and my going out of my way to find a crafts store so I can repaint my sun-faded blue heron for display on my back deck. Oh, the sacrifices I make for the greater good!