What was the most annoying ad of 2007?
07 Jan 2008 | by Vox pop
What ads irritate you and why is the question Vox Pops International asked members of the public.
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In an attempt to appear more upmarket, Burger King is introducing an £85 burger while McDonald...Burger King is planning to roll out the UK's most expensive burger as part of a wider strategy ... central London locations. Burger King came up with the idea after Selfridges ditched an 85 sandwich ... . The driving force behind the initiative is to promote Burger King's offering as more premium than ...
What ads irritate you and why is the question Vox Pops International asked members of the public.
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