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Aww lighten up, who cares what makes people excited or happy as long as it isn’t hurting anyone?  You are being unnecessarily judgy here. I’m sure not everyone shares your exact opinion on the things that excite you and that’s okay
We see ads a lot. At least these used to be entertaining. >

The only people I’ve ever heard say they’re looking forward to the commercials are the ones at the super bowl party who don’t watch and/or like football
Edit: phrasing >

There once was a song about a meter maid... >

sounds lovely >

'Tis a referential to her i.d. as we see. >


Im the therapist, hmmm, ohh, aha..200£ thanks >

Maybe a therapist should tell them not to worry about what others are excited about and find some joy in their own life. >

Of all things to get depressed over, I’d be more concerned about that instead of folks finding a dumb commercial funny. It’s not like I’m going to now go buy whatever the commercial was marketing, it’s just funny to see sometimes. Not really that big of a deal. >

I bet you’re fun at parties. Especially Super Bowl parties. >

Imagine being so anti establishment that you actually get upset over people enjoying intentionally funny commercials. 
Humorous marketing is basically a company's way of saying "yeah we know nobody likes commercials but we think it makes us a lot of money so let's at least have a little fun with it." >

People that only watch the Super Bowl "for the commercials" are the same people that still think calling it "sportsball" is original and hilarious. >

The commercials used to be extremely clever and we wouldn't get to see them until super bowl. We would hear hints, but that was it. Now any commercials that show during super bowl has already released online well before the game.