You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show.

All right, so those are you going to the Super Bowl parties,

and you know you do, you know, okay, so you have to go.

You have to.

You know you do.

And you can shrug your shoulders and go and put your tail between your legs and

a-huh. Or I'll give you a couple of things you could talk about.

Like the Budweiser Super Bowl ad, guaranteed to melt your heart, a little doggy,

little doggy gets lost comes back and the horses help him up against the evil

animal and then you can talk about the evil Go Daddy ad, which I don't understand why it's so evil,

but they claim it is and they're not going to air it now. I believe that that

ad should air right out. They should have paid money. They should have paid extra

for the Go Daddy ad to play immediately after the Budweiser ad.

Because it's the same, you know, the premise of the lost dog, he gets bumped out of a truck,

and he's lost, he's trying to get back back home and he finally gets home.

And he runs into the arms of the owner.

This is a commercial spoiler for you.

And the owner says,

Yay, you're home, that's so good because I just sold you on my website that I made

with go daddy.com and they put him in a truck and off he goes again fantastic

come on that's America that's America but according to the

SPCA if you could buy a puppy online and have it shipped to you the next day, it's likely you're supporting

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