How often do you get what's in the picture? A rich hot fudge sundae on that bill board that makes you drool but doesn't look quite like it when it's served. The other day, I decided to go to McDonald's and try their Big Mac since it's been years since I've tasted them. The picture in the commercial seemed tempting and lusciously big. After all, it's a BIG Mac! Wrong! When I got the sandwich, I was shocked to see how small it was! It didn't look like that luscious photogenic sandwich they were advertising. The meat lacked dressing and it was lopsided. The lettuce were but a few sprinkles, etc... That just wasn't the same Big Mac I had back in 1983!!!
Last week we went to a sushi place with their pictures of sushis in their menu. They were thick succulent pieces of morsel that no one can pass. I thought the flavors should exceed the photograph once I put this in my mouth. But when it came, it didn't look like the picture at all although a few similarities. Still tasted fine, but how much more if they much the picture? This whole scheme of commercialism is quite often deceptive to the consumers who expect to get what they see.
Last week we went to a sushi place with their pictures of sushis in their menu. They were thick succulent pieces of morsel that no one can pass. I thought the flavors should exceed the photograph once I put this in my mouth. But when it came, it didn't look like the picture at all although a few similarities. Still tasted fine, but how much more if they much the picture? This whole scheme of commercialism is quite often deceptive to the consumers who expect to get what they see. 
