Medieval Bud Light [Part 1] - Dilly Dilly, Greg is Silly

Here is how one easily and accurately describes the Bud Light Medieval Commercials…
"Brewed to be enjoyed responsibly" but the people are doing irrational things revolving around it
such as turning down immortality and attempting to win a war that they clearly aren't going to.
Now here is a more “in-depth” response to these wonderful ads about this brand of courage juice.
People. People living their lives in the dark ages. Kings, battles, pits of misery - and all the while,
people say “dilly dilly!”... where such is said in the “Pit of Misery” bit. Let’s take a closer look at
that, shall we?
“Pit of Misery” -
One man, one courageous, witful young man FINALLY ESCAPES the dreaded Pit of Misery!! AT
LAST!!! WE commend you, brother…
He’s back. Why the heck is he back?! THis man is whistling, unlocking the door and waltzing back
in. But look. He’s got good old Bud Light under his arms. He’s a loyal one indeed.


That beer gives you a real intelligence increase, huh? It must be nice to just lay back with your
homies by the light of the torch in the warm damp dankness of this so-called “Pit of Misery” and
just zone out and yell at Doug for trying to be the ACTUAL RATIONAL ONE AND SAYING
EXACTLY WHAT I’M SAYING RIGHT NOW!!

 But why, Greg. Why come back with the good old Bud and LOCK YOURSELF BACK UP IN THE CHAINS YOU FOOL. Unlock your friends and get them the heck out of there. Crack those light ones open once you get out of the borders. But no. He’s brought back the good old Misery blocker, and he’s back with the boys (and one woman laying on the floor mind you) and everything’s gonna be okay also we’re gonna get executed at dawn what can’t hear you, must be the beer.

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