TFW you grub what you love.

[Anonymous No.15384487]

[Anonymous No.15384490]

>>15384487
This comercial is based and all the haters either don't have it where they live or are too poor to use it.

[Anonymous No.15384494]

>>15384490
>only the poor disdain getting fast food trash at 3x the usual cost
What a luxury it is to partake in GrubHub, I always gloat on social media and all the poor people just SEETHE. Only true wealth knows the savory taste of a McChicken (contains:soy) from GrubHub.

[Anonymous No.15384503]

>>15384494
>t. salty flyover

[Anonymous No.15384507]

>>15384490
Or maybe they don't see the point in overpaying for bog standard fast food because a fat cgi man tells them it's the new cool thing to do. I could eat nothing but food devliered mcdonalds from now until the day I die without earning a single dollar more. But why the hell would I even want to?

[Anonymous No.15384511]

>>15384503
Most flyover cities have it too
>MFW I grub what I love

[Anonymous No.15384554]

>>15384503
I’m wealthy and live in an upscale resort community between the 101 and the Pacific, I have the window open and am listening to the ocean right now while lying in my big comfy bed next to my beautiful wife, all inside a home I purchased with cash, no mortgage.

I’m literally better than you, and part of the reason why is I’m not spending $30 on a McDonalds meal.

[Anonymous No.15384595]

>>15384490
>>15384494
>>15384503
>>15384507
>>15384554
so... is there like no competition for food delivery apps in the states? like here there are 5 different big apps that do that shit and if one charges too much for delivery people just stop using it, literally same thing for less

[Anonymous No.15384602]

>>15384595
There are tons but the owners all go to the same synagogue so they’re all equally shiny.

[Anonymous No.15384609]

>>15384602
here delivery costs are nonexistent on the top apps except (((uber))) eats
the real issue is them taking a 30% cut of the restaurants money which fucks small businesses over

[Anonymous No.15384624]

>>15384609
Small businesses can hire somebody to deliver, no? So it must be more economical for them to all use apps.

[Anonymous No.15384658]

>>15384490
>too poor to use it
Ah yes a true luxury of the elite class. Junk food dropped by your door so you can keep playing games or watching television. C’mon, get real.

[Anonymous No.15384660]

I don't get the big deal. Why is this a meme?

[Anonymous No.15384755]

>>15384660
Viral marketing

[Anonymous No.15384764]

>>15384554
Why the fuck are you posting on 4chan

[Anonymous No.15384831]

>>15384554
post pics of your wife's feet as proof

[Anonymous No.15384858]

>>15384764
Somebody has to keep the faggot glowniggers company.

>>15384831
All footfags are non-white. I’m a fully pedigreed white person. So I don’t get down like that.

[Mikorona !lPNVHpomG. No.15384877]

>>15384487
>white man mad that marketing isn't solely targeting him
It's just an ad, Cracker.

[Anonymous No.15384979]

>>15384490
nice bait, 4 triggered answers, decent result despite minimal effort, 7.5/10

[Anonymous No.15384989]

>>15384877
You're not even black, you Paki goatfucker.

[Anonymous No.15385012]

>>15384490
This commercial is based because it's a non-political thing for people of all kinds to get together and mock

[Anonymous No.15385037]

>mfw I use doordash

[Anonymous No.15385058]

I earnestly cannot understand why people have such a reaction to this ad.
It's not "so-bad-it's-good." Not "so-bad-it's-terrible." Not creepy. No double-entendres. It's just bad. If you showed this to me next to other ads, it just wouldn't stand out.
Either advertising these days is so good that apparently this is enough to insult people on a cerebral level, or it is an extremely slow media week outside of politics and people are scraping the bottom of the barrel.

[Anonymous No.15385131]

>>15384490
My great state of Texas makes more than your country and I hate this fucking ad.

[Anonymous No.15385273]

I remember when GrubHub first came out and it was actually a convenient delivery app that didn't upcharge through the fucking nose. Now all the local restaurants raise their prices on GH as well as GH tacking on fees and service charges, it's fucking disgusting. I've gone back in time to simply calling restaurants and ordering directly from them these days.
Fuck middlemen give me cheap tendies.

[Anonymous No.15385398]

>>15384487

[Anonymous No.15385403]

>>15385058
It's a viral marketing campaign disguised as outrage, which has caused people to act outraged themselves, so that they keep talking about GrubHub. Any publicity is good publicity and all that.

[Anonymous No.15385474]

>>15385403
Interesting theory, but what leads you to believe that this was intentionally led by GrubHub, rather than some randos taking it and running with it like, say, Big Chungus?

[Anonymous No.15385489]

>>15384595
Depends on the area.
In a good sized city, you’ll have 4 or 5 to choose from.
In a smaller town, you might only have 1 simply because there isn’t enough demand to support more than 1.

[Anonymous No.15385490]

>>15384490
What is it advertising and for who?

[Anonymous No.15385521]

I thik this ad just gave me aa seizurre, honest i justed woke up by my chair and now i have a sore head

[Anonymous No.15385528]

>>15385489
In a smaller town you'll still have none.
Anyone who thinks a "small town" would have more than a few thousand people at most is probably from the burbs or the city, which all feed into each other.

I'm in a county seat in Indiana with a population of several thousand, and you still either have to get carryout or drive-through. No uber or lyft either.

[Anonymous No.15385596]

>>15384858
Fuck off to /v/ faggot also irony ;)

[Anonymous No.15385640]

>>15384487

[Anonymous No.15385848]

>>15384487
This artstyle makes me unreasonably mad.

[Anonymous No.15385873]

>>15384660
Extremely successful advertising.

[Anonymous No.15385911]

Begone shill

[Anonymous No.15385915]

>>15384554
Based stale pasta

[Anonymous No.15385922]

>>15384490
Good bait, seems to have worked

[Anonymous No.15385941]

>>15385528
To be fair, I said smallER town, as in “not the good-sized city I previously mentioned”.
It still varies anyway; my parents’ town is only 15k, no Uber/Lyft, but they do have a food delivery service and also instacart.
>probably from the burbs or the city
I live in a major downtown now, but grew up with well-water and a 20min drive to the closest gas station.