1. I really, really hope that a lot of CGI was used in this ad and it did not actually include dozens, if not hundreds, of gas-guzzling vehicles spewing toxins into the air perhaps for an entire day or even more of filming in service of a stupid, pointless ad for whatever this ad is for (seriously, I forgot what was being peddled two seconds after it was over and was forced to watch it again.)
2. I don't know who Billy is- I guess it's the guy who comes outside to find out why dozens or hundreds of people have shown up at his house which for some reason is in the middle of the desert- or why the guy yells "can Billy come out to play?" If Billy is the guy who comes outside, why didn't the other guy yell "can you come out to play?" Also, Billy looks like an adult. Who was supposed to give Billy "permission" to come out to play? Clearly, nobody- because Billy gives himself permission. Obviously there is nobody else in that house- I mean, dozens if not hundreds of vehicles have just roared up, and only Billy came outside to find out what was going on. If someone else is inside, they are either deaf or so drugged up they didn't hear the ruckus, or Billy has killed them because he is sick of having to ask permission to Come out and Play.
3. What "play" is going on here? Is driving aimlessly through the desert in trucks, cars, motorcycles, freaking LAWNMOWERS, etc. anyone's idea of fun? Oh hell, yeah it probably is. Never mind that the top speed for some of the vehicles shown here is like 5 MPH. What is being "celebrated?" The return of gasoline to "only" $3.70 per gallon?
Hey everybody, we're driving around in the DESERT. We're having FUN. How can this be made MORE fun? I know- let's pick up BILLY! That will be the cherry on the sundae, right?
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