I like the fact the commercial shows the dad at least has a lock on the leadership over his kids. They respect his leadership and follow his orders, just like well-behaved kids should do. And he's firm but protective and gentle with his kids, just like a good father should be.
When that first kid wakes him up, the dad immediately takes charge of the interaction and throws the kid off him for the slight disrespect of waking him. He then goes around taking charge of his whole family as they start their day. He tells his other son how to fix his hat, and the son obeys. My favorite is when he only has to point at the garbage and say "it's garbage day" and the youngest kid immediately picks up the trash and carries it to the curb without any bitching. Then the whole commercial ends with the dad in front, leading his family like a general leading his troops.
Is it a little beta with the frumpy wife? Of course, but the commercial has to be in order to have a large mass appeal.
Quote: (12-28-2014 09:59 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:
"Be a good dad, feed your kids complete crap for breakfast and put them on meth to calm them down!"
He's feeding them CEREAL. Is cereal off-limits to the entire RVF community now? Should he be feeding his kids steak and eggs for breakfast and juicing them some leafy greens?
His kids seem well-trained to calm down just on their dad's command, too. No meth needed!
Quote: (12-29-2014 02:09 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:
The only way a white family would have that many kids would be if they were hardline christians and then in that case the dad and the mom may look like that..but then all of the kids would be saying a prayer together at breakfast and no way the teen girl would have facebook.
I only counted 4 kids, which really isn't that many. It looks like the commercial producers chose that number on the combinations of teen/toddler and son/daughter so that every dad watching could identify with having at least one of those types of kid.