RadioActive wrote:

I hate to say this because it's about childhood cancer. But there's a spot running on the radio that I find absolutely unlistenable. It's such a tune-out, I have no real idea who it's for. 

It's the commercial where a woman keeps saying "Imagine if your child had cancer. Now imagine if..." and on it goes with "now imagine" endlessly repeating various scenarios before it mercifully ends. Except I'm gone long before I can imagine anything because it's such an irritating message. 

I assume it's for a charity. But if they really want to attract contributions, maybe it would be better not to drive people away before they tune out from the repetitive annoyance of the script. 

I hope they hit a home run with their money raising campaign. But they need to change the pitch, first.

Agreed.  It's more depressing than the cause, and drags on far too long.  Speaking of tune-outs, one series of ads that needs to be put down is 80-something 'Burt Ward from TV's Batman' shilling for dog food, along with its annoying, indecipherable jingle.  
 

Holy Heartworm!