Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Today we're going to be discussing Super Bowl ads.

Now, personally, I do my best to avoid anything

to do with football so no I didn't watch the actual game but hey congratulations to both teams

that participated whoever they may be for doing sports so so good.

Go team!

When it comes to ads, though, since so many people watch the Super Bowl, these ads, if they're

good or bad enough, end up getting passed around even

more and talked about so much that even people like me who do not watch the Super Bowl end up

seeing or hearing about them.

Brands can expect to reach about 100 million people during the Super Bowl,

which is why they pay millions of dollars for these spots.

And you know what? For the the most part depending on the ad and

company itself that's actually a pretty good investment for a lot of these brands.

If your Super Bowl commercial is funny or smart or heartwarming enough, you can expect it to go viral and raise even more brand awareness.

And since we're living in an age where everything is political, it shouldn't surprise you that politics have crept into these

ads because after all if we can convince someone to buy a car worth tens of thousands of

dollars while they're watching football who's to say we can't convince them to support

the cause or vote for the person we want while they're watching football?

But first, speaking of ads, I have a quick message from our sponsor, Boix.

Just because she says she doesn't want anything for Valentine's Day, that doesn't mean

she doesn't deserve anything.

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