The entire campaign is predicated on deception and misleading the public. It's the only way they can sell their products, no different from Budweiser. They've been called out for staging the "actors'" reactions. When you have a terrible product, you have to lie to sell it, and the old adage holds true, the quality of a product generally has an inverse relationship with the amount of marketing used to sell it. The gratingly annoying "spokesperson" doesn't help. He's worse than Flo and the Verizon guy