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[Zeke]

I came for a Josh Freeman joke and I leave disappointed

 

[RiccochetJ]

Viral marketing imo

Are you saying they set up the scam and then swooped in to do something nice for the residents?

 

[perfectchaos007]

Are you saying they set up the scam and then swooped in to do something nice for the residents?

Of course TB didn't put on the hoax, but once they heard about it they were opportunistic enough to turn it into some positive PR

 

[Lionel Mandrake]

The commercial they made from the taco truck airdrop.

 

[Mr. F]

Neil Hamburger is going to have a field day on Twitter.

 

[CoffeeJanitor]

The commercial they made from the taco truck airdrop.

Good PR indeed

 

[IamMattFox]

The commercial they made from the taco truck airdrop.

Feel-good story of the decade.

 

[ConfusingJazz]

The commercial they made from the taco truck airdrop.

So...


Is Saracen now going to come in during the 4th quarter to win the big game?


EDIT: God damn it, now I am going to watch FNL to see Saracen win the big game. I need to go to bed

 

[moist]

I bet there's no such thing as a $5 footlong at that location

Last time I was in Nome I paid $9.75 for a footlong ham at Subway. On the upside it is a Subway/Movie theater so I just used the logic that it's actually cheap for movie theater food standards.

 

[Ominym]

The commercial they made from the taco truck airdrop.

That's actually pretty awesome. And a hell of a publicity stunt.

 

[perfectchaos007]

In most parts of America, people scoff at Taco Bell, and joke about the quality of their food. Bethel residents looked so elated, and seemed to give gleaming reactions synonymous to citizens who live in a part of a 3rd world country. I even felt an impulsive urge to donate money to Bethel while watching that video, but then reminded myself the fact that Bethel is still a part of America.


edit:A Taco Bell chant even breaks out around :50 in this video. some citizens even wore sombrero's as if to signify that they were getting real Mexican food.

So inspirational

 

[Aquavelvaman]

Yeah, it was definitely viral marketing from the beginning.

C'mon.