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Buying food for your pet can be hard. You want them to have the best that money can buy, but then you also need that money to pay for their food. And pet commercials love to make us feel bad that we can't get our furry friends the best out there. So Blue River made a commercial where they completely guilt a woman into buying the food because she's bullied into believing her dog can't walk with the other dog food brand. Or more she's tired of being yelled at for the food she's getting, so she grabs the more expensive one to run away from the situation. Either way, Blue River dog food is the winner of this battle.
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Hader truly sells this flamboyant character with his delivery, while co-creator John Mulaney ups the laugh factor by changing Hader's rehearsed lines with even weirder tips. That allows for one of the best moments of Hader breaking character. Comedy gold.
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