Two questions... Unanswerable

[Wyatt earp]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

 

[fncceo]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

They don't. They spend millions. They do it to keep up name brand recognition for the times when demand isn't so hot.

 

[fncceo]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

 

[fncceo]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

They don't. They spend millions. They do it to keep up name brand recognition for the times when demand isn't so hot.

But that's the point I don't remember them being on much, is this the excuse for not keeping up with demand?

 

[DGS49]

I noticed this during baseball season. It actually enhances the TV-watching experience. Listening to play in an empty stadium is spooky.

Here is an unrelated but comparable question: Why are high school cheerleaders still doing their thing in front of empty grandstands?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

It's phony, this is sports we are talking about

 

[Wyatt earp]

I noticed this during baseball season. It actually enhances the TV-watching experience. Listening to play in an empty stadium is spooky.

Here is an unrelated but comparable question: Why are high school cheerleaders still doing their thing in front of empty grandstands?

I was hoping other people noticed it, frickin weird

 

[fncceo]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

They don't. They spend millions. They do it to keep up name brand recognition for the times when demand isn't so hot.

But that's the point I don't remember them being on much, is this the excuse for not keeping up with demand?

When you provide a product, particularly a product with such consistent demand as bleach, the cast of temporarily adding production capacity to deal with an increase in demand will not offset the profit from supplying that demand.

Also, a momentary inability to supply demand is actually good for their brand. When the product is available again, people will stock up, stretching the momentary increase in demand out longer.

Also, Clorox makes and sells more than a dozen different household products, worth more than $6 BILLION a year.

 

[Wyatt earp]

This is interesting....


What is Bleach?


Q.
What is bleach?
A.
The active ingredient in household bleach is sodium hypochlorite, which is derived from salt. In fact, Clorox is headquartered in Oakland, California because we started making bleach here by running electricity through salt water from San Francisco Bay! So household bleach begins and ends as salt and water.

 

[Moonglow]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

It's phony, this is sports we are talking about

Just be glad they don't all have theme music playing with every move.

 

[Synthaholic]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I have to have it for NBA games. Those sneakers squeaking on the hardwood drive me crazy.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

It's phony, this is sports we are talking about

Just be glad they don't all have theme music playing with every move.

Movies not a sport

Television not a sport

Football is life or death for a year if your team sucks

 

[Moonglow]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

It's phony, this is sports we are talking about

Just be glad they don't all have theme music playing with every move.

Movies not a sport

Television not a sport

Football is life or death for a year if your team sucks

I suppose. The teams I played on for twelve years never won much...

 

[tyroneweaver]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

What? the Reds have started playing already

 

[Wyatt earp]

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

For the same reason they used to put laugh tracks on comedy shows. Simulation of a shared cultural experience enhances the enjoyment of it.

I was watching the BYU game Saturday night they didn't have it on, I liked it better

Research shows that many people like it, and those who don't, won't stop watching because of it.

It's phony, this is sports we are talking about

Just be glad they don't all have theme music playing with every move.

Movies not a sport

Television not a sport

Football is life or death for a year if your team sucks

I suppose. The teams I played on for twelve years never won much...

What sport moonglow?

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Question number one: why does clorox spend thousands of dollars worth of commercials on television if they can not keep up with demand?

Question number two: Why do they have a crowd noise sound track on NFL games when no one is in the stands?

I know,especially number two,that’s really comical.lol