Nick Martell

So consumers, how do they feel about the fridge ads, Jack?

According to the Wall Street Journal, consumers hate this.

They say they're never buying a Samsung product again.

Because Samsung won't even give you the option to pay to stop seeing all those ads.

The screen is either on with the ads or off completely.

Besties, the ad creep, it is real.

And Jack and I don't expect it to stop at the fridge, do we, man?

I mean, it's coming to the bathroom.

Is there any more perfect captive audience than when you're in the bathroom?

I mean, Jack, why are there no ads on toilet paper?

White space, blue sky opportunity.

That'd be a real example of inchinification.

Besties, we've told you before and we will tell you again.

Where there are eyeballs, there will be ads.

And there are eyeballs on the produce truck.

The refrigerator advertisement.

Is this commercially acceptable or socially reprehensible?

We got a poll going on Spotify.

Vote now.

We're about to see in our poll how many people work at Samsung's marketing department.