A lot of brands want to say thank you. But for what? Wil Anderson has had his fill of advertising gratitude. #Gruen

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All of a sudden it seems like every brand is saying, "thank you".
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You're welcome. You're welcome! You're welcome. You're welcome! But wait, I'm suspicious. What did I do? Kellogg's?
To everyone around the world working so hard to bring breakfast to the table, thank you.
It wasn't even hard. I just took my bowl to the table.
But you're welcome. Gumtree?
Thanks for being a good neighbour.
You're welcome, but I wasn't. I forgot to hoard toilet paper, so I just took theirs. Pets are getting thanks.
Thank you to all our four-legged heroes.
On behalf of my dogs... (MIMICS SCOOBY-DOO) You're welcome! And Uber got so confused, they started thanking people for not riding with Uber. You're welcome, Uber. I'll go home in a cab. And then there was Heritage Bank, who didn't say thank you. They said "bank you".
Bank you very much.
Bank you very much.
Bank you very much.
"Bank you very much." That doesn't sound like a compliment, Heritage Bank, you pack of bankers. The plane brands all said thank you because right now being on TV is the only way planes can get air time. In fact, Subaru admitted it was all about air time.
We originally paid to air our Subaru car commercial in this timeslot, but instead we'd like to use the next 30 seconds to thank those who keep us safe.
Thank you for your sacrifice, Subaru. I'll do my part by not buying a Subaru. But there's only one thank you I want to give - to all the brands that didn't say thank you.

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