LOL I worked at Chase bank when the whole 2008 sub prime mortgage scandal broke. Spoil alert they acted like they had nothing to do with it! They even made internal training modules on how they were SO heroic on paying back what they owed and nothing they did caused the great recession! Imagine that!
Chase did very little subprime lending and even in 2006 the CEO warned that the subprime business had been taken to the extreme and that a recession would make it worse. Most of their exposure was due to buying Advanta which serviced a lot of those types of loans. During the crisis they agreed to take on Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual and repaid the TARP money that they didn't really want but the government forced all the large banks to take. They certainly have had their fair share of controversies but the subprime mess wasn't one of them.
The thing that bothered me was banks putting a value on a home without sending an appraiser out. But people wanted to get rich quick thinking the values of these houses will always stay high. It was the citizens who defaulted when they over invested in properties whose value were highly inflated. People went out buying any property they could. It was crazy
Chase received $25,000,000,000.00 in TARP funds due to their highly questionable and unethical subprime mortgage exposure. In their defense, they eventually paid the money back. Not in their defense, they had no business betting customers' money on highly risky investments in the first place. Also not in their defense, they used the money to pay bonuses to the very executives who nearly bankrupt them in the first place with those same subprime mortgage deals.
I bet the rest of the time he’s crying in the corner from all the stress of doing business with Chase much like how Stewie poops blood in the bathroom.
LOL! My 5 or 6 location credit union was nothing but a bank. They were always rude and incompetent. They went tellerless. People at Union Planters were always very nice despite having 700+ locations.
You actually think it's the bank's fault you didn't pay your mortgage? What like the credit union wouldnt foreclose on you, I don't get it. Oh right, nothing is ever your own fault
@@Mnil52 There are larger economic circumstances at play. The banks are 100% the problem, and have been since the 30s. Humans aren't meant to produce at the speed of an exponential slope.
@@Mnil52 Not to say this guy is not at fault for not paying the mortgage or getting a loan he couldn't pay, but Chase was famous for giving those ridiculous loans, mortgaging people's houses, that they knew they couldn't pay, partly causing the financial crisis of 2008. Like sure, make better decisions yourself, but this is a bank, who has many accountants and analysts that know very well who can't pay back what they owe, and still gave tons of loans to these people
The part where Stewie is in the bathroom reminds me of that time when my dad was becoming so stressed at his job that he started throwing up blood from the stress. Eventually he quit and now he’s doing better
@@bobbodaskank it was a cumulation of my dad’s job being stressful, my grandmother passing away who he was really close to and potential foreclosure of our house
Small business ownership is not for the faint of heart. But two things: 1) It's easier if you're not in debt to mega banks, and 2) working for wages and a lousy boss isn't for the faint of heart, either.
Living in a free market capitalist country is not for the faint of heart; unless you don't mind being homeless and going hungry, or living in a crime-ridden neighborhood, or have rich parents.
Ummm who does want to work for a terrible boss or bad company? 🤔 The problem in 2024 is the US job market is full of dillusional, inept employees who either "quiet" quit or are angry, mad.
@@easportssucks4347then go to Russia. Ever notice how they literally hop fences to enter capitalist countries but nobody want to go to socialist or communism ones?
"Now we're looking at a laptop like my stupid little coffee shop is going to be a big disruptor in the online space." In one sentence they summed up the immense delusions of grandeur from so many aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners that I've had as clients - delusions that are fed by unethical marketing companies trying to make a quick buck no less. Holy shit, well done Seth.
Those delusions run both wide and deep; "I'm an entrepreneur because I drive with a ride-sharing service that rapidly depreciates the vehicle I'm still paying high interest rates after 5 years of payments, and my auto insurance doesn't cover in the event of an accident while doing ride-share work, but I'm challenging the retail battlespace, baby! #watchmegobroke.
@@markh.6687 I could tell so many stories. A client who ran a boutique clothing store was obsessed with making a huge E-commerce store. When I pressed her on how she'd keep up with that kind of inventory, volume and order fulfillment (y'know, the bare minimum) she got upset and accused me of being negative. She closed down a few years later.
My grandfather was screwed over by Chase lol, it had something to do with predatory mortgage loans. Right when he could've filed a lawsuit against them, he had a stroke and developed Broca's Aphasia, so he could no longer talk or sign documents. I later found out that what happened to him wasn't unique and in the end, Chase got a slap on the wrist for it.
Didn't they offer between cash and free credit monitoring, and then ran out of money from the people who picked cash? Or am I thinking of some other bank scandal?
I ceased all business with Chase ages ago just out of spite, only to eventually discover that the dealer financing for the next vehicle I purchased was serviced through none other than JP Morgan Chase, and there was no alternative because if you want the low interest rate from the dealer, it was Chase or nothing. They're a disease you can't get rid of.
If I remember right they’re America’s Oldest Bank or at least the Oldest still existing Bank. They have their roots sunk deep into this country, a monster that we created and has tormented us ever since
chase gave me a 21,000$ credit card limit at 24 years old. It's like they're asking young people to make poor financial decisions that will destroy their lives Edit to clarify: I am responsible with my finances, but I could see how someone can easily fall into a unrecoverable position with this kind of CC.
@@TMoney-wt1cw I mean, enabling people who are young and might not have the best grip on their finances to put themselves massively into debt is pretty blatant predatory behavior that flies in the face of normal risk management for a bank.
They bought a regional chain called Washington Mutual bank 2000s 🏦. Chase was so scummy, 2 faced! 😡 They'd monitor accounts-checking to delay deposits-transactions to change BS fees, get 💰. I closed my Chase account.
When I think of Chase, I think of the time they refused to abid by the Soldiers and Sailors relief act. Requiring a specific piece of paper proving you joined and the military never gives you and you never see again. No other proof is acceptable, not your LES or any other of hundreds of documents proving when you joined.
This is literally how I view pretty much all corporate commercials, with a small voice in my head saying something like "look how diverse and loving and caring we are!" while making grabby hands at my wallet.
I love how the flower delivery woman knows at the end to go to the bathroom, to let Stewie know that he has another delivery instead of going to the front desk or Brian who is literally at the front window. Hahaha
@@Fecker_Carlson It's all good, I have a chase card now. I pay it off every month and take the points as cash, haha. Zero debt and owning a house is flipping awesome.
This commercial also didn't get the staged rooftop party in Hell's Kitchen or some midrise neighborhood in a big city. Because being high rise is too obviously corporate these days and being suburban or rural is too much of a sensitive issue.
I enjoy how the ad agencies who make the unrealistic ads for predatory businesses know that the audience don’t believe any of it and are milking their client.
I got into an argument in the comments of one of these videos about economics, responsibility and predatory business practices and it really distracted from how good this joke is.
It’s a joke about how every commercial seems to always have people being happy in them. Think prescription drug commercials where everyone is laughing and smiling while the voiceover states at 2.5 normal talking speed that taking this drug will definitely kill you if you have liver problems or hepatitis C
Very well done and you gotta give McFarlane credit I mean to just bounce back-and-forth from Stewie to Brian from Stewie to Brian what a talent and I’ll tell you the little banker he said it looks like that one guy from the episode when Peter wanted to be and learn everything about being a Jewish guy he resembles him lol😷🥴
@MissDavids 1: Explaining the jokes? Like AD has been doing a lot recently? 2: And ask yourself this, What would an AD movie consist of? Stan feels insecure about something again and goes and does something crazy, while that "Plot" is never actually finished, while the second Plot follows Another Wheels and the Legman case where, Oh, big Sock, Roger is the culprit, then somehow he's behind everything in the Movie. Funny how you attack FG for what AD does as well. Lol.
I comment here because I have a need to get mad for no reason. Oh yeah, you don't know what kind of life I live because you are fourteen. Not that I know your age, but because the average age of Family Guy watcher is around that. Ask Peter Griffin. Is this really what you want a show be about? Explaining the whole context of the motive and action they do because our microscopic brains in their opinion cannot handle such "spontaneous" humour they do. On final note, if you want Family Guy movie, buy Conway Twitty album instead @@Altogether-To-The-Future
@MrPhantaze We've never met so I've never said anything about your life. And hold on, that's exactly what AD does, and omg, are you seriously using the Conway Twitty thing? They stopped doing that over a decade ago, get some new excuses. Lol
@@Altogether-To-The-Future First of all that was pathetic attempt to show what I mean with what FG is about (must not have articulated it correctly) and second of all, how mature of you getting way too serious on show potentially losing all the taste to it
I bet the rest of the time Brian is crying in the corner from all the stress of doing business with Chase much like how Stewie poops blood in the bathroom.
“Or even making a latte for a black woman, an iced tea for a white woman, and a coffee for a gently brown guy who can go in a lot of directions.”
Uh last time I checked no one freaking asked for your opinion
@@khyabatiste3669 lmao
@@koviyovas8325 People been doing this for years. What, you new to the internet or something?
@@indiigo14 no, just the opposite. been online since 97.
@@khyabatiste3669 lol
LOL I worked at Chase bank when the whole 2008 sub prime mortgage scandal broke. Spoil alert they acted like they had nothing to do with it! They even made internal training modules on how they were SO heroic on paying back what they owed and nothing they did caused the great recession! Imagine that!
History books are written in a similar way
Chase did very little subprime lending and even in 2006 the CEO warned that the subprime business had been taken to the extreme and that a recession would make it worse. Most of their exposure was due to buying Advanta which serviced a lot of those types of loans. During the crisis they agreed to take on Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual and repaid the TARP money that they didn't really want but the government forced all the large banks to take. They certainly have had their fair share of controversies but the subprime mess wasn't one of them.
I remember hearing countrywide often on that not really "Chase"
The thing that bothered me was banks putting a value on a home without sending an appraiser out. But people wanted to get rich quick thinking the values of these houses will always stay high. It was the citizens who defaulted when they over invested in properties whose value were highly inflated. People went out buying any property they could. It was crazy
I was also at Chase, they weren't anywhere nearly as bad as Ameriquest, Countrywide and Washington Mutual.
Chase received $25,000,000,000.00 in TARP funds due to their highly questionable and unethical subprime mortgage exposure. In their defense, they eventually paid the money back. Not in their defense, they had no business betting customers' money on highly risky investments in the first place. Also not in their defense, they used the money to pay bonuses to the very executives who nearly bankrupt them in the first place with those same subprime mortgage deals.
How come nobody talks about this
In their defense, they sometimes have cookies or doughnuts at my local branch. That definitely makes up for all that bad stuff.
@@Raddimitri9263you have to understand wtf the person is talking about in order to talk about it yourself, hence why "nobody" is talking about it.
I think the movie "The Big Short" exposed the genesis of this problem.
@Raddimitri9263 Bribery is legal in America. Chase is very mild compared to student loans than can have grannies still paying on them.
This is the best Chase commercial I've ever seen. 😂🎉
Yeah finally an honest commercial 😜😁😅😊
💐
it doesn't even mention 95% of their shady stuff
Awesome!
"Give a man a gun and he’ll rob a bank. Give a man a bank and he’ll rob the world"
SunTzu - probably
"You can steal more money with a pen than you can with a gun." -Woody Guthrie, I think. Something like that, anyway.
At least Brian is being honest about how much work he does
I bet the rest of the time he’s crying in the corner from all the stress of doing business with Chase much like how Stewie poops blood in the bathroom.
"Gently Brown Guy, who can go in a lot of directions." - Me when my hair is cut low.
Vin Diesel is the king of that, he looks like 10x more black when grows out his Afro
@@dihexa7256lol no he doesn't
HA! Me when my hair was longer. Who am I kidding... when I had hair.
@@dihexa7256 Maybe you should be thinking about more important things? Like FAMILY.
*hides valuables*
0:14 I’m not a coffee drinker but I love watching people make those latte art designs
I am a coffee drinker and I also enjoy watching people make latte art. Then drinking It after.
I don’t either drink coffee. But I drink Chai Latte, and they make art designs in them as well.
Why do you love watching people make those latte art designs?
@@simplesimon8255because he enjoys the simple things?
@@danielhanna19 Did you just assume its gender? And I didn't ask you.
Fuck Chase. They almost took my childhood home in 2008. Been with a credit union ever since and never looked back.
LOL! My 5 or 6 location credit union was nothing but a bank. They were always rude and incompetent. They went tellerless. People at Union Planters were always very nice despite having 700+ locations.
You actually think it's the bank's fault you didn't pay your mortgage? What like the credit union wouldnt foreclose on you, I don't get it. Oh right, nothing is ever your own fault
@@Mnil52lol nailed it. Personal responsibility.
@@Mnil52 There are larger economic circumstances at play. The banks are 100% the problem, and have been since the 30s. Humans aren't meant to produce at the speed of an exponential slope.
@@Mnil52 Not to say this guy is not at fault for not paying the mortgage or getting a loan he couldn't pay, but Chase was famous for giving those ridiculous loans, mortgaging people's houses, that they knew they couldn't pay, partly causing the financial crisis of 2008. Like sure, make better decisions yourself, but this is a bank, who has many accountants and analysts that know very well who can't pay back what they owe, and still gave tons of loans to these people
The part where Stewie is in the bathroom reminds me of that time when my dad was becoming so stressed at his job that he started throwing up blood from the stress. Eventually he quit and now he’s doing better
Yeesh, what kind of work was it?
@@bobbodaskank Supervisor at one of Quaker’s warehouses
@@bobbodaskank it was a cumulation of my dad’s job being stressful, my grandmother passing away who he was really close to and potential foreclosure of our house
Hey man, I’m no doctor, but that doesn’t sound like something you should just write off. You should probably go to a doctor.
@@unoriginalname3442 this was 12 years ago and my dad’s mindset is that he’ll only go to the hospital if something doesn’t go away
“These will look good in the bathroom, while I’m pooping blood from the stress.”
😂😂
One of the funniest fake ads the show has done in a long time.
Small business ownership is not for the faint of heart. But two things: 1) It's easier if you're not in debt to mega banks, and 2) working for wages and a lousy boss isn't for the faint of heart, either.
if you go under you don't actually lose anything. Your company just goes bankrupt, and you can start another one and keep your mansion. Why stress.
Living in a free market capitalist country is not for the faint of heart; unless you don't mind being homeless and going hungry, or living in a crime-ridden neighborhood, or have rich parents.
Ummm who does want to work for a terrible boss or bad company? 🤔 The problem in 2024 is the US job market is full of dillusional, inept employees who either "quiet" quit or are angry, mad.
@@easportssucks4347 living in a communist country is not for the faint of heart unless your relatives with your power mad dictator
@@easportssucks4347then go to Russia. Ever notice how they literally hop fences to enter capitalist countries but nobody want to go to socialist or communism ones?
"Now we're looking at a laptop like my stupid little coffee shop is going to be a big disruptor in the online space."
In one sentence they summed up the immense delusions of grandeur from so many aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners that I've had as clients - delusions that are fed by unethical marketing companies trying to make a quick buck no less. Holy shit, well done Seth.
Those delusions run both wide and deep; "I'm an entrepreneur because I drive with a ride-sharing service that rapidly depreciates the vehicle I'm still paying high interest rates after 5 years of payments, and my auto insurance doesn't cover in the event of an accident while doing ride-share work, but I'm challenging the retail battlespace, baby! #watchmegobroke.
@@markh.6687 I could tell so many stories. A client who ran a boutique clothing store was obsessed with making a huge E-commerce store. When I pressed her on how she'd keep up with that kind of inventory, volume and order fulfillment (y'know, the bare minimum) she got upset and accused me of being negative. She closed down a few years later.
@@nitro8611 Sadly I'm not surprised at all.
Y do u think it's Seth's ideas he doesn't write sht
@@nitro8611I guess you weren’t drinking the koolaide of ‘manifesting success’ for her. Shame on you for not supporting the latest TikTok insanity. /s
Thank you for calling out the poorly-timed dramatic deal handshake featured in every commercial ever.
My grandfather was screwed over by Chase lol, it had something to do with predatory mortgage loans. Right when he could've filed a lawsuit against them, he had a stroke and developed Broca's Aphasia, so he could no longer talk or sign documents. I later found out that what happened to him wasn't unique and in the end, Chase got a slap on the wrist for it.
“How very convenient he just so happened to develop this before he could sue them.”
**the Chase bought doctor quickly makes a run for the back door**
Yeah, 83 million customers are still pretty pissed off about the 2014 data breach.
No we're not.
Still better than Bank of America that took out its own fraudulant credit accounts just to charge phony fees.
Didn't they offer between cash and free credit monitoring, and then ran out of money from the people who picked cash? Or am I thinking of some other bank scandal?
I ceased all business with Chase ages ago just out of spite, only to eventually discover that the dealer financing for the next vehicle I purchased was serviced through none other than JP Morgan Chase, and there was no alternative because if you want the low interest rate from the dealer, it was Chase or nothing. They're a disease you can't get rid of.
All of the most awful companies are effectively impossible to boycott.
If I remember right they’re America’s Oldest Bank or at least the Oldest still existing Bank. They have their roots sunk deep into this country, a monster that we created and has tormented us ever since
*“Yeah, guys! We’re good on flowers for a while!”*
Yeah, Stewie said that. we all heard it. So what?? why repeat it??
@@shelbynamels7948cause it’s funny? Why reply if it didn’t offend you so?
something, something, something, chase bank glitch...
It wasn't a glitch, it was just morons stealing from themselves through check fraud.
chase gave me a 21,000$ credit card limit at 24 years old. It's like they're asking young people to make poor financial decisions that will destroy their lives
Edit to clarify:
I am responsible with my finances, but I could see how someone can easily fall into a unrecoverable position with this kind of CC.
That is absolutely insane, even with 6 figure income in my 20s and a credit score over 750, Barclay's won't extend my limit over $8,000 lol
Yeah, it’s totally the bank’s fault young people are making poor decisions. Yup, no one else’s.
@@TMoney-wt1cw I mean, enabling people who are young and might not have the best grip on their finances to put themselves massively into debt is pretty blatant predatory behavior that flies in the face of normal risk management for a bank.
Wait until you hear about college, or medical debt.
Trap you early so you are a customer for life! just like smoking.
Chase stole my moms condo, it's been 16 years, I won't forget, I won't forgive.
They bought a regional chain called Washington Mutual bank 2000s 🏦. Chase was so scummy, 2 faced! 😡 They'd monitor accounts-checking to delay deposits-transactions to change BS fees, get 💰. I closed my Chase account.
There is still time to do something about it
@@books4739there really isn’t. if you don’t pay the mortgage foreclosure is a thing
Oh no. Chase must be very concerned.
There's a reason they hide the full name of their bank. One of the scummiest businessmen in history founded them.
I love Stewie's eyes when he serves the "gently brown guy"....he gets all concerned 🤣
stewie does not trust hispanic's
Lol When Chase put " B L M " on their bank LED screen signs = "please don't burn down our banks".
I used to work at Wells Fargo processing mortgages. Big banks are every bit as evil as you'd imagine. Steer clear.
When I think of Chase, I think of the time they refused to abid by the Soldiers and Sailors relief act. Requiring a specific piece of paper proving you joined and the military never gives you and you never see again. No other proof is acceptable, not your LES or any other of hundreds of documents proving when you joined.
Avoid Chase 🏦 . They bought up Washington Mutual, WaMu in the late 2000s. That change caused so many problems. I closed my Chase bank checking acct.
"How can we fuck over veterans today?"
This is literally how I view pretty much all corporate commercials, with a small voice in my head saying something like "look how diverse and loving and caring we are!" while making grabby hands at my wallet.
"Chase understands my business like they do all businesses...as a huge reverse funnel that shoves money upwards, to them".
Chase does have a baseball park, Chase Field in Arizona
Basically every bank has an area or stadium
@@Kr0nicDragonalthough technically it's not *their* stadium, they just bought the naming rights
Chase Bank probably signed Stewie and Brian up for a recurring flower delivery subscription without them even knowing..
They should use Rocket Money!
I like how I had a chase bank ad for this video
I love how the flower delivery woman knows at the end to go to the bathroom, to let Stewie know that he has another delivery instead of going to the front desk or Brian who is literally at the front window. Hahaha
I thought the flower delivery was going to be them receiving a court order.
Chase bought out my credit card company then cut my account that had zero balance. Great guys!
TBF you were asking for it
@@Fecker_Carlson It's all good, I have a chase card now. I pay it off every month and take the points as cash, haha. Zero debt and owning a house is flipping awesome.
After recently being fucked by Chase as a small business, this just helped me feel so much better lol
That "Gently Brown Guy" 😂 I get that a lot
Those guys are getting lots of flowers.
They’re planning for their funeral
"How'd they afford that?" 🤣🤣🤣
Is that true about them foreclosing on service men while they’re on active duty? That’s wild if so.
It's true. I can't link the news stories but look up "Chase Military Foreclosures" and a ton of articles should pop up.
Apparently it’s an old incident from 2011 where they accidentally did that for 4000 servicemen overseas.
A better question is why are servicemen getting their home loans through chase instead of the VA?
How do you "accidentally" do something 4000 times? More like the only "accident" was getting caught.
@@Coysprout25 "accidentally"
THANK YOU
I thought I was the only one who thought the Chase Bank cafe ads were so bizarre
This is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen
This commercial also didn't get the staged rooftop party in Hell's Kitchen or some midrise neighborhood in a big city. Because being high rise is too obviously corporate these days and being suburban or rural is too much of a sensitive issue.
I hope this bit gets the recognition it deserves. It is the literal definition of satire and it’s done masterfully
I hear post Chase Bank glitch and multiple credit fraud stories
Pooping blood from stress
New fear unlocked 💀💀💀
0:40 I have a couple friends who have told me about this lol
A new stadium opening next to their coffee shop named after Chase likely puts the location of their shop in Phoenix, Arizona in 1997.
Not in San Francisco?
@@KK-pm7ud Chase Field is where the Arizona Diamondbacks play in Phoenix.
1997 was bank one ballpark
Don't enable subtitles on this. I read some out loud and my furniture began floating
With flowers being delivered in advance
I enjoy how the ad agencies who make the unrealistic ads for predatory businesses know that the audience don’t believe any of it and are milking their client.
I had Chase for a while and left because the overdraft "feature" kept turning itself back on literally allowing identity theft on my card.
Go with a credit union people.
Some are better than others 🏦 . Fun fact- Disney also has a full service credit union.
Old Bailey building and loan, Mary!
Awww looka my baby selling coffie so adorable ❤😍
Stewie has been 2 years old since 1999.
@@eyeseer1 Not a supprise in the future he is still 2
And somehow he still hasn’t killed Lois…
Are you the real Lois?
Coffee
Chase. Make more of what’s yours.
Damn, seeing this after the Chase Bank glitch, that is great!
Them Starbucks orders based off ethnicity is on point tho😂😂😂 i worked at one for years
This is so accurate 😂😂😂😂.
Flower Delivery for Unclear Reasons always gets me
I cannot stop watching this. Lol
Chase bank
Can’t believe they made this lmao
But now they're JP Morgan-Chase Bank so you know its just become more venerable and much more trust worthy.
0:20 Dwayne Johnson, am I right.
Chase coerced my grandparents into signing a home loan with an exorbitant interest rate. The bank *knew* they were in cognitive decline. Duck Chase!
LMAO this was golden
Oof the foreclosure bit is too real 😬🤣
Boy when they do a parody it is so close it almost seems the real ads are parodies.
Tbh the “gently brown guy” looks like he could either be Puerto Rican or Black/White mix
Or arabic
Mexican?
Definitely afro-cuban
or Polynesian
sicilian with a tan
Oddly enough 2008 is what helped JPMC take over Citi as the largest bank in the world because they were NOT as heavily invested in sub prime mortgages
Interesting commercial of Chase.
Chase fired me 8mo pregnant 😂 best thing that could ever happen tho 😊
Chase is an absolutely garbage bank with some of the absolute WORST customer service I've ever seen.
Story checks out! ✔️
I got into an argument in the comments of one of these videos about economics, responsibility and predatory business practices and it really distracted from how good this joke is.
These guys really likes selling flowers, don’t they?
1:00 Welcome to chase field home of the Arizona Diamondbacks
Literally anyone but Chase.
My friend payed over a two thousand bucks in monthly fees trying to use them in high school. Charged him to use their own ATM outside their own bank.
Now that's innovation!!!
Selfie, dessert, latte art, selfie, dessert, latte art.
Who TF is ordering that many flowers to there specifically?🤣🤣🤣
It’s a joke about how every commercial seems to always have people being happy in them. Think prescription drug commercials where everyone is laughing and smiling while the voiceover states at 2.5 normal talking speed that taking this drug will definitely kill you if you have liver problems or hepatitis C
@@repetitioniskey Ugh especially back then when they were talking a lot faster and had the side effects sped thru so you can't read it.
@@repetitioniskey "Side effects include coma and death" (View of happy group of people sailing boats, flying kites, etc.).
As a “gently brown” man who drinks coffee I’d like to know why Stewie gave that extra such a suspicious look
Aight we all know why you’re here
Chase Is Bankrupted
I love Family Guy
Very well done and you gotta give McFarlane credit I mean to just bounce back-and-forth from Stewie to Brian from Stewie to Brian what a talent and I’ll tell you the little banker he said it looks like that one guy from the episode when Peter wanted to be and learn everything about being a Jewish guy he resembles him lol😷🥴
How in a world, Chase Bank stay in business.🤨🤔🤷🏾♂️
Nice ad, Seth
what happened to the captions 😭
Yeah sounds about right
Hello algorithm
This is amazing as a jp Morgan chase shareholder
Gently Brown gotta be one of my favorite genders or whatever.
This is a great add i want chase
brian showed me his big fat chase account
I never saw this one, it's great
the washroom is sponsored by vercel
Family guy can still hit the target.
When will family guy get a movie?
Who wants to watch a whole movie with random cutaways and characters constantly explaining the jokes?!
@MissDavids 1: Explaining the jokes? Like AD has been doing a lot recently?
2: And ask yourself this, What would an AD movie consist of?
Stan feels insecure about something again and goes and does something crazy, while that "Plot" is never actually finished, while the second Plot follows Another Wheels and the Legman case where, Oh, big Sock, Roger is the culprit, then somehow he's behind everything in the Movie.
Funny how you attack FG for what AD does as well. Lol.
I comment here because I have a need to get mad for no reason. Oh yeah, you don't know what kind of life I live because you are fourteen. Not that I know your age, but because the average age of Family Guy watcher is around that. Ask Peter Griffin.
Is this really what you want a show be about? Explaining the whole context of the motive and action they do because our microscopic brains in their opinion cannot handle such "spontaneous" humour they do.
On final note, if you want Family Guy movie, buy Conway Twitty album instead @@Altogether-To-The-Future
@MrPhantaze We've never met so I've never said anything about your life.
And hold on, that's exactly what AD does, and omg, are you seriously using the Conway Twitty thing? They stopped doing that over a decade ago, get some new excuses. Lol
@@Altogether-To-The-Future First of all that was pathetic attempt to show what I mean with what FG is about (must not have articulated it correctly) and second of all, how mature of you getting way too serious on show potentially losing all the taste to it
I bet the rest of the time Brian is crying in the corner from all the stress of doing business with Chase much like how Stewie poops blood in the bathroom.
Did Tim Dillon write this? 😅
Chase bank stole my mom's house in 2008 . They're on my list
Ah yes, Chase bank, the bank that started out as a plumbing company that gained its money through fraud.