Nature Made Gummies “Princess Toast” (video)

Now, if the kids had really wanted to prank her, they'd have given her Haribo sugar-free gummies (seriously, read the customer reviews of those at Amazon.    The mom would be praying to be cast in a Charmin commercial next...    )

Technically, it should be "I don't know what's on princess toast."  We talk about something being ON toast, not IN toast.

DarkRealmStar wrote: Let's have some Princess Toast Pop Tarts and coffee Coca-Cola for breakfast! Let the healing begin...

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DarkRealmStar wrote: It's the way that woman speaks.  She looks like she's barely moving her mouth and is talking behind her stupid fake smile showing off her teeth.  She also does a little vocal fry at the end.  If the brats didn't announce "princess toast" to her, I wouldn't know what she's saying either.  If you already know from the video caption that there is going to be "princess toast" then the words are already in your head, but if you just hear it cold without the girls it's hard to figure out.

I agree that it's kinda hard to understand.

What she's saying is "I have no idea what's in princess toast".

The reason for the problem, is that she kind of runs her words together when she says it. Unless you stick your ear right up against the speaker of whatever you're watching the commercial on, you could very well have some difficulty understanding what she's saying.

If she wasn't saying "in" prior to "princess", it might have been more easily decipherable.

Maybe she should've said "I have no idea what princess toast is", which is more grammatically correct anyway.

But I'm glad we cleared that up and got it all out in the open.

Now, maybe as a society, we can heal and move on.

PaWolf wrote: This is simply getting tiring/boring/insulting/stupid and we're only talking about a friggin' commercial. Let it die.

Exactly. Who cares. Returning to Nature Made gummies. My Grandson's mother has been on a organic everything for the last couple years. I was looking for something to feed the kid for lunch and found a bag of "organic" Gummy Bears! What's next? Organic cotton candy? What a scam.

DKS wrote: DarkRealmStar wrote: If you already know from the video caption that there is going to be "princess toast" then the words are already in your head, but if you just hear it cold without the girls it's hard to figure out. Sorry, but it's clear as day to me, and it totally baffles me how anyone would have trouble hearing it unless they are just hard of hearing to begin with.

This princess toast looks like a homemade Pop Tart.  The bread is toasted and then smeared with pink icing such as that concoction from a can made for cakes and cupcakes, and then sprinkled with candy 100% sugar sprinkles and some jelly beans added.

DarkRealmStar wrote: PaWolf wrote: DKS wrote: PaWolf wrote: ^^^I'm actually more sick of the 'mother' who can't say 'Princess Toast' - she drives me nuts and it just makes her look bad. I really wonder if she is that dense in real life? Umm, she pretty clearly says it to my ears...not sure what you're hearing. Sure, the ad is annoying, but she doesn't have any problem saying "princess toast".   Maybe I have a hearing issue. Maybe I hear in proper Northern dialects only. Maybe she speaks at that magical tonal level where I cannot comprehend what she is saying. Maybe it's something else. I never have been accused of listening. For me, whatever she says is being said through a mouth full of marbles, It's the way that woman speaks.  She looks like she's barely moving her mouth and is talking behind her stupid fake smile showing off her teeth.  She also does a little vocal fry at the end.  If the brats didn't announce "princess toast" to her, I wouldn't know what she's saying either.  If you already know from the video caption that there is going to be "princess toast" then the words are already in your head, but if you just hear it cold without the girls it's hard to figure out.

DKS wrote: PaWolf wrote: ^^^I'm actually more sick of the 'mother' who can't say 'Princess Toast' - she drives me nuts and it just makes her look bad. I really wonder if she is that dense in real life? Umm, she pretty clearly says it to my ears...not sure what you're hearing. Sure, the ad is annoying, but she doesn't have any problem saying "princess toast".

MrTim wrote: Might as well chop up real worms & put'em on the toast.  They'd have more nutritional value...

^^^I'm actually more sick of the 'mother' who can't say 'Princess Toast' - she drives me nuts and it just makes her look bad. I really wonder if she is that dense in real life?