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Various Artists, Songs on the Green Line
Featuring Denison Witmer, Red Heart the Ticker, the Innocence Mission + more
To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Green Line Cafe (HJ's coffee shop of choice!), co-proprietors Douglas Witmer and Daniel Thut put together this 13-song compilation. 100% of the profits from Songs on the Green Line will be donated to Cooperativa San Fernando, a farmer-owned coffee cooperative located high in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
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Aside from fucking with its customers for a buck, the whole ad backfires at the moment its employees stand there, unwilling to handle customer grievances. I’m sure Burger King is trying to point out customer loyalty, but you have to wonder what kind of person would be loyal to them after watching this. Wow.
Also, not that I’m really one to care about emo bands, but does Atreyu know about the existence of this ad?
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December 18th, 2007 at 1:17 am
something similar happened to a friend and i at a BK ten years ago, except they didn’t just run out of whoppers, they had run out of burgers altogether. we didn’t freak out; we just got fish sandwiches instead.
given my lack of familiarity with them, i thought that kid might actually BE in atreyu!
December 18th, 2007 at 11:18 am
I should state for the record that I know absolutely nothing about Atreyu the rock group. Since R.J. Reynolds/Rolling Stone and Greyhound Bus Lines/XLR8R were borrowing/etc likenesses of musicians w/o permission, I wondered if this was part of a growing trend….