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> Yeah, market it as something classically American to attract the traditional audience, and to attract younger customers, use the road trip idea, but actually show a group friends enjoying it instead of a bunch of angsty hipsters.
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That's something I've noticed with pop culture and the mood these days. People seem to be always agitated and dejected.
Compare that to the sunny stuff they had in the 70s and 80s, when everything naturally looked optimistic and exciting in sight and tone. It's almost like people just forgot to be happy after the 2000s.
Everything is either lazily done or freaking forced these days.
Why did GM discontinue Oldsmobile?
They tried to make it a brand that is in tier slightly higher than Chevrolet, but just below Buick.
Pomegranates :P
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> Yeah, market it as something classically American to attract the traditional audience, and to attract younger customers, use the road trip idea, but actually show a group friends enjoying it instead of a bunch of angsty hipsters.
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That's something I've noticed with pop culture and the mood these days. People seem to be always agitated and dejected.
Compare that to the sunny stuff they had in the 70s and 80s, when everything naturally looked optimistic and exciting in sight and tone. It's almost like people just forgot to be happy after the 2000s.
Everything is either lazily done or freaking forced these days.
Why did GM discontinue Oldsmobile?
They tried to make it a brand that is in tier slightly higher than Chevrolet, but just below Buick.