Neither did I. But that is because I didn't watch the Superbowl. In fact, I am not quite sure who played in the Superbowl, even though my 8 year old knows. But I did look up from my laptop during the commercials. This is the one and only time I do not mute my TV while watching advertisements.
One thing that does strike me as outrageous (besides the fact that these players make enough money to bail us ALL out) is how much money advertisers pay to get their commercials on TV during the Superbowl. According to Reuters, the 30 second ads cost $3 million to run.
One of the top 10 commercials was from GoDaddy. If you are like me and the 10 other people in America that did not watch the Superbowl, you may not know who or what GoDaddy is. GoDaddy is where you can register your internet domain name, i.e. www.johnsmith.com, and where you can even host your website. Obviously it is wildly popular and profitable if it can afford to buy a Superbowl spot, right?
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And in case you do want to see the commercial, here ya go!
Go see GoDaddy's Super Bowl Ads!
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