Superbowl Commercial Research Paper

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What was your favorite Superbowl Commercial? My Favorite Superbowl commercial this year was the Doritos commercial, This is my favorite because it was funny. I think it was funny because the baby wanted the Doritos and he had to have the chip. The Commercial was about a pregnant lady who was getting an ultrasound, and the father was eating Doritos and was making a lot of noise. So the Mother said," Really, your eating Doritos right now." And so he waves the chip and the baby reaches out for it on the ultrasound and the dad keeps moving the chip, So the baby keeps reaching for it. So finally, the mother takes the chip and throws it. So when they throw the chip the baby runs after it.
I think their are trying to advertise the Doritos because

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