| VISA CHECK CARD
This commercial features some
snowboarder and her coach. For some reason she's afraid to go down
the mountain. This could be because she's terrified of
snowboarding, but a fear of snowboarding is a good reason to cross
"Professional Snowboarder" off her list of potential careers (it's
listed in
between "Actress/Waitress" and "Fairy Princess"). Maybe her entire
family was killed in a freak snowboarding accident and competing in
this race is the only way she'll be able to let go of their memory.
No, it's more likely she knows that halfway through the race she'll
get all emotional and start crying for some reason. Regardless, her
coach, in an attempt at getting her over the fear of going down the
mountain, tells her all sorts of pointless motivational crap that he
pulled from posters in a guidance counselor's office. Things like,
"Pretend you're the only one on the mountain," and, "Pretend you
don't suck." None of those work, and she is still crying like a
5-year-old catching his mother banging the clown at his birthday
party. Then the coach says, "Pretend your VISA Check Card got
stolen." She smiles and realizes that's her perfect motivation.
Why? Does she get the irresistible urge to snowboard every time she
leaves her check card at the bar while she's in the bathroom giving
head for coke? Does she live in a fantasy world where snowboarding
is the key to making criminals return stolen goods? Did someone
snatch her card and then ski down the mountain? It sounds like they
edited out a crucial line from the script that would make the entire
commercial make sense. As in, "Pretend your VISA Check Card got
stolen. AND THERE GOES THE CROOK! GO GET HIM!" It wouldn't take
too much more time to spit that out. Fucking weak.
On
another note, I searched Google for "VISA Check Card commercial
snowboard," and I have no idea what happened here, but this is the first
image that came up:
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