When a big consumer brand has an even larger media budget, and the will to use it, viewers hope that the company’s ads do not annoy the living hell out of them. <\/p>\n
It’s a hope that is often unfulfilled. <\/p>\n
Did you know that American television viewers are asked to endure approximately three hours of advertisements in a 10 hour viewing period, twice what they would have seen in the 1960s? There’s too much advertising<\/a> and too much advertising is crap. <\/p>\n If you ask the same question over and over again, like a petulant child, chances are good that you are highly annoying. Take this question: “What’s in your wallet?” <\/p>\n What’s in your wallet is no one’s business.<\/p>\nHow Do You Know When You’re Highly Annoying?<\/h2>\n