Annoying Commercials

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chico Juarez
Mrs. Lorie
4th Period English
October 18,2017
What commercial on Tv do you dislike beyond all others? What about it is particularly annoy to you? The commercial I dislike that is on tv is the ones about if you need money call 1800. The other commercials are not as annoying as this one. What I find most annoying in this commercial is that I do not like the person’s voice who is talking. They play the commercial back-to-back and it gets more annoying every time. I do not like commercials in general I rather just watch the show or a movie without any annoying commercial coming on. Commercials are the reason that I do not watch much tv because I rather watch Netflix or HULU. It seems like every time I turn the tv on that annoying

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