GMC truck holiday commercial where the husband gets his wife a dog; wife gets husband a 70,000 dollar truck. I hate it and every time I watch I want to murder both of those actors
GMC truck commercial
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You have to admit, it's the best looking truck on the market.
I will defend her…Fight bar ASAP!
Brb gotta do some “research”
OP SUCKS!
I had to go look this ad up on my own.
I had to go look this ad up on my own.
I was all set to agree with the OP, but this response swayed me.I will defend her…Fight bar ASAP!
Sponsored by taxpayer bailouts.
For me it's the BMW commercial where a big bow blows onto the guy's car and his dad comes out and thinks his son got him a $75k X5 for a Christmas present. C'mon dad - get real!!
I'm not quite there yet. I think a NSFW pic would get me there
Dumb commercial. She gets a dog and he gets the truck. They both can’t whistle either plus she will be driving that truck not him, if it was real life.
The poor thing is scrawny. I'd make her be on top to keep from breaking her.I will defend her…Fight bar ASAP!
The biggest problem is the son doesn’t say, “Are you fvckin’ kidding,dad?”
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No wonder she can afford to buy him a truck when he can only afford a mutt.I will defend her…Fight bar ASAP!
Hey there, I understand that watching the commercial you mentioned can be frustrating. It's not always easy to relate to the scenarios that commercials depict, and this one, in particular, seems to be pushing a certain narrative that might not resonate with everyone.
On a different note, if you are looking for a trucking job, you can check out a trucking job board. These boards are an excellent resource for anyone in the trucking industry, as they allow you to search for and apply to jobs that match your skills and experience. You can also find information about different trucking companies and what it's like to work for them.
On a different note, if you are looking for a trucking job, you can check out a trucking job board. These boards are an excellent resource for anyone in the trucking industry, as they allow you to search for and apply to jobs that match your skills and experience. You can also find information about different trucking companies and what it's like to work for them.
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Should have gone for the diesel option so it could be in the shop in two weeks to wrench on the DEF system.
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