Car ads & lighting
When I bought my then-brand new 2007 Hyundai Sonata, it was gorgeous -- deep water blue™, sparkly, and had a mere 9 miles on the odometer.
Still, it wasn't nearly as purdy as the sparkly, well-lit car that zipped and zoomed around in the commercials, or hell, even as shiny and--again--well-lit as the one in all of the web-ads.
I am disgusted.
Didn't MY car merit gorgeous lighting? And if it doesn't, why doesn't my inflated car note cover that? Now, it just looks like a slightly-glossy, sorta-dirty navy under the harsh, anemic glare (squint?) of the autumn sun.
Still, it wasn't nearly as purdy as the sparkly, well-lit car that zipped and zoomed around in the commercials, or hell, even as shiny and--again--well-lit as the one in all of the web-ads.
I am disgusted.
Didn't MY car merit gorgeous lighting? And if it doesn't, why doesn't my inflated car note cover that? Now, it just looks like a slightly-glossy, sorta-dirty navy under the harsh, anemic glare (squint?) of the autumn sun.