Can anyone explain the taco bell commercial to me?

I think it’s like hey those two guys are going to talk about anime oh wait that guy needs Taco Bell because he heard the bell.

Lmao why is this labeled "Super Hot" on the front page?

I’ve got an idea for the next one:

A scrawny, pathetic looking loser sitting in his mom’s basement is about to post yet another Covid troll thread on LRC’s world famous message board, when all of a sudden, one of the 70+ embedded ads on the site starts playing the newest Taco Bell ad in the background, and when our nameless poster hears the familiar Taco Bell gong sound while he’s waiting for his page to finally finish loading, he gets up and heads to Taco Bell before he can complete and submit his post. End commercial.

Each of these young men are wearing “ every day “ outfits . The guy with the shield 🛡 doesn’t understand , and amazed at the glass door . The glass door represents the empty souls wondering around the mall.

just another day at lrc wrote:

I’ve got an idea for the next one:

A scrawny, pathetic looking loser sitting in his mom’s basement is about to post yet another Covid troll thread on LRC’s world famous message board, when all of a sudden, one of the 70+ embedded ads on the site starts playing the newest Taco Bell ad in the background, and when our nameless poster hears the familiar Taco Bell gong sound while he’s waiting for his page to finally finish loading, he gets up and heads to Taco Bell before he can complete and submit his post. End commercial.

Here comes this npc larper with such an astute observation.

Thanks for nothing.

New TB commercial. SJD wants TL to butter the bread. TL explains what loosey gossey means. Doorbell rings with another sample from an unknown Italian shoe company. Doorbell triggers TL to head to TB.

I thought they were dressed to storm the Capital in protest of a fraudulent election.

I so agree. I change the channel every time. Creepy and irrelevant. They need to fire their campaign manager.

amarushin wrote:

I so agree. I change the channel every time. Creepy and irrelevant. They need to fire their campaign manager.

you know, i totally agree.

These TB commercials are totally backwards.

Let's face it, they start out as fairly mundane, lame situation. They start to get exciting as the sexual attraction thing kicks in, then some obscure trigger (a bell sound?) sends them packing to eating fast-food in some sterile environment.

Not much to pull you along with there.

The sexy couple on the beach that starts making-out establishes the prototype, and was linked to earlier.

The lame-o gamers dressed up as livestock waters down the formula even more.

Disappointing.

Runner10287 wrote:

I thought they were dressed to storm the Capital in protest of a fraudulent election.

Fake news. Plus they are obvious Biden voters.

She followed the bell. She's a sheep.

Its deep

What are they thinking? wrote:These are really dumb commercials.

Agreed!

some one wrote:A geeky young woman enters her local metro station dressed in fantasy cosplay like Marko from the comic Saga (complete with a sword and shield). She is pleasantly surprised to find a young man in nearly identical garb. Entranced, she begins to stumble towards him until her shield clatters into a trash can and resounds like the Taco Bell bell. She is now thinking about tacos and burritos. She turns and makes her way to the closest Taco Bell for a Double Steak Grilled Cheese Burrito, leaving her fellow cosplayer behind.

Except the first person you described is not a female but a guy. He's the actor Kenton Chen.

Nigel_Bikes wrote:

Except the first person you described is not a female but a guy. He's the actor Kenton Chen.

Verification? No way that's a guy - that's an attractive female.

Here's my take wrote:

Nigel_Bikes wrote:

Except the first person you described is not a female but a guy. He's the actor Kenton Chen.

Verification? No way that's a guy - that's an attractive female.

Many commercials today are nonsensical...The producers are obviously twisted, woke leftists and their values are opposite those of most Americans...