The Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial works better than the Jack in the Box’s “French fries” commercial. The Geico’s commercial has a camel that was speaking to the people working in the office. The camel was questioning the office employees of what day it is. A female employee in the office replied to the camel that the day is “Hump day!” The camel was cheering hump day, because Wednesday is regarded as the middle of an average working week. The camels have humps on their back for the purpose of having storage incase the camels need food to eat. The Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial was successfully in have the viewing audience to remember how humorous and entertaining the commercial was for the viewing audience to recall the name brand of the car
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The Jack in the Box’s “French fries” commercial is about introducing the new menu of potato fries that is called “natural cut fries.” In the “French fries” TV commercial, there is a French news anchor interviewing the iconic Jack in the Box’s mascot named “Jack Box.” Jack is known for his yellow hat and his huge white rounded head with features of a two blue eyes, a pointy nose, and red smile. The French news anchor questioned Jack Box on why the fast-food restaurant chain change the name of calling the potato fries from “French fries” to “natural cut fries.” Jack explained to the news anchor that the “natural cut fries” are different from the “French fries,” the “natural cut fries” have potato skin left onto the fries to add a more natural potato flavor, bigger and thicker cuts, and golden and fluffy on the inside of the potato fries. The French news anchor was being abruptly to Jack Box for the not calling the fast-food restaurant new potato fries recipe “French fries.” The Jack in the Box’s TV commercial was great in introducing their new menu for the intended general audience. The Jack in the Box’s “French fries” commercial was not as successful as the Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial, because the Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial had a more memorable and more comical for the audiences to remember about the TV
The Jack in the Box’s “French fries” commercial is about introducing the new menu of potato fries that is called “natural cut fries.” In the “French fries” TV commercial, there is a French news anchor interviewing the iconic Jack in the Box’s mascot named “Jack Box.” Jack is known for his yellow hat and his huge white rounded head with features of a two blue eyes, a pointy nose, and red smile. The French news anchor questioned Jack Box on why the fast-food restaurant chain change the name of calling the potato fries from “French fries” to “natural cut fries.” Jack explained to the news anchor that the “natural cut fries” are different from the “French fries,” the “natural cut fries” have potato skin left onto the fries to add a more natural potato flavor, bigger and thicker cuts, and golden and fluffy on the inside of the potato fries. The French news anchor was being abruptly to Jack Box for the not calling the fast-food restaurant new potato fries recipe “French fries.” The Jack in the Box’s TV commercial was great in introducing their new menu for the intended general audience. The Jack in the Box’s “French fries” commercial was not as successful as the Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial, because the Geico’s “Hump Day” commercial had a more memorable and more comical for the audiences to remember about the TV