UK McDonalds Comercial - Y-all Got It Wrong

So I'm looking on my Facebook wall and I see this advertisement for McDonald's South Carolina Stack burger for people in the United Kingdom......

Boy, y'all got it wrong bless yer hearts!

Here's the short video:



As the couple are completing their purchase, they think about going to McDonalds to eat and get the South Carolina Stack burger. As the woman is describing it, her appearance keeps changing, until both her and the guy end up looking like this:



I almost fell out of my chair laughing because they got everything wrong.

Sorry folks, but here in South Carolina, we don't go around looking like cowboys. That's a Texas / South WEST US thing. We don't have cowboys here in the South Eastern US.

Next up: Dolly Hair (patterned after country music singer Dolly Parton).

Nope. Wrong again. Dolly is from Tennessee.....not South Carolina.

Looks like the only thing they got right was the store clerk coming back wearing a football jersey to look like the South Carolina Panthers jersey.

If they'd done their research, they'd of had people looking like this:



Or this:



Then had them drive away in something like this:



THEN they would have got a bit closer to South Carolina.

Take it from me, a redneck from South Carolina...

a reply to: eriktheawful

Boy, y'all got it wrong bless yer hearts!

I saw what you did there.


I can just imagine if they tried to stereotype Canadians...I can see all the igloos and dogsled pictures already.

a reply to: DrumsRfun

That or like lumberjacks.....with every third word being "eh?"

We all know that's wrong! Everyone knows that instead you make Canadians say the words "about" (aboat) and "got" (goat) a lot!

What do they know.
She looked more like Dolly Parton to me and she's Tennessee.

What a joke, even American football players.

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

a reply to: eriktheawful

Of course they got it wrong. That's the whole point of using stereotypes

And you Americans are just as bad! I've seen the ads depicting Brits drinking tea, eating scones and saying "toodle pip".

I thought the ad was funny though BECAUSE they got it so wrong.

originally posted by: intrptr

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

A quarter pounder with cheese.

Huh.
The pictures you posted for S.C look strangely like Michiganders.

a reply to: eriktheawful
And do you have any American commercials with British stereotypes that can be used for comparison purposes? Just to see if the Yanks do it any better?

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: intrptr

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

A quarter pounder with cheese.

I thought it was Royale with Cheese? Or how about Brexit with Cheese.

Do they put mayonnaise on their french fries too?

This is one of my favorite commercials, so ridiculous it's great.

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: intrptr

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

A quarter pounder with cheese.

I thought it was Royale with Cheese? Or how about Brexit with Cheese.

A royale would be chicken

Do they put mayonnaise on their french fries too?

Some do, some don't. I prefer BBQ sauce.

In case you're wondering, yes, I worked fast food when I was younger. For both McDonald and Burger King. BK is still the best out of the 2

a reply to: TerryDon79

Don't be silly! Us Americans know that all Brits look like this:



Oops.....wait.......wrong time period......more like this:



That you guys are exceedingly smart, and nothing goes unnoticed.......



Well.....except for those two guys......

a reply to: TerryDon79

British McDonalds don't do mayonnaise!

originally posted by: intrptr

What a joke, even American football players.

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

In Britain it's just a Quarter Pounder.

The guy with the gun in front of his truck! I know that guy!

I'm in North Dakota and have never been to South Carolina, but I know that guy. I swear it.

originally posted by: intrptr

What a joke, even American football players.

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

I reckon a 113.398 grammer. With cheese.

a reply to: eriktheawful

You got it right with the first pic.

First thing I do, after jumping out of bed, is get my chambermaid to dress me in my 3 piece suit and top hat. Then I go downstairs for breakfast at a 2 mile long table with the wife at the other end.

No dissing Shaun of the dead. It's one of the best documentaries we have.

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: intrptr

What do they call the quarter pounder with cheese in the EU? Or is it UK, since they use the Pound instead of the Euro Dollar?

A quarter pounder with cheese.

I thought it was Royale with Cheese? Or how about Brexit with Cheese.

A royale would be chicken

Do they put mayonnaise on their french fries too?

Some do, some don't. I prefer BBQ sauce.

In case you're wondering, yes, I worked fast food when I was younger. For both McDonald and Burger King. BK is still the best out of the 2

Royale with Cheese is what they call a Quarter Pounder in Continental Europe if I recall correctly but it may have been a Big Mac.

Anyhow. Yes, a Royale in the UK is a Chicken Royale.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: TerryDon79

British McDonalds don't do mayonnaise!

I don't remember last time I had a McDonald's so it would be no surprise that I didn't know that lol.