So I’m watching TV last night, I see a McDonald’s commercial advertising the McGriddle breakfast sandwich. And btw, if anyone hasn’t had the new McGriddle sandwich yet, you’re missing out on a little bite of heaven.

So anyways, the commercial has this guy and girl, both McDonald’s employees, sitting down during their break talking. The guy says something like how his girlfriend just dumped him, and the girl (who is clearly into the guy judging by the smile on her face when she hears the news) starts to go on this analogy about how a good girl is like a McGriddle sandwich.
She goes on to say how it’s “sweet, delicious, satisfying, enjoyable, right down to the last bite, and then it’s gone, … ” all the while eating the sandwich. And then after she’s done eating, she coyly smiles and asks him, … “So, … what are you going to do now?”
And to which the guy, obviously confused, responds, … “I’m going to go get another McGriddle?”
Now, … as I sat there watching this commercial, I too found myself equally confused as the guy was in the commercial. What the hell does she mean by that? And so I turn to House_of_Groove who was also watching the same commercial, and he also had no clue. So we turn to my sister, and she sits there and *rolls* her eyes and makes an exhaling snort of a sound and says, … “she’s obviously trying to tell him to take advantage of a good thing while you can, … duh!”
And so I’m thinking, what the fuck?? How does that analogy symbolize that?? Which really is just yet another representation of the question at hand, which is why women speak in code. I mean, … wouldn’t it have been much easier if the chick just said, … “Now that you don’t have a girlfriend anymore, I want you to boink me.” Isn’t that much more direct, to the point, and efficient? Why waste time with these retarded analogies that don’t make sense and try and confuse the poor guy?
Me and my fiancé get into this all the time. For some reason, I find myself involuntarily playing a dangerous game of break the code every single day. She’ll say something like “Let’s just stay in and eat at home.” Which to me, is code for “I want to cook for you tonight.” But to her, is code for, “take me out you assclown, I’m only saying I want to stay in and eat hoping that you’ll ask me to go out for once.”
And so I will lose that round of break the code and ask her to cook and end up eating food with a loogie in it. (Just kidding about spitting in my food, …. I hope.) But for the life of me, I don’t understand why she insists on playing this game. Doesn’t she know that I’m bad at it? But in my defense, this is a game that I can’t win, because 1) she keeps changing the rules on me and 2) I have enough trouble trying to effectively communicate using English, Korean, and Spanish. To ask me to have a mastery knowledge in code is simply asking too much.
Anyways, back to the McGriddle, … so this morning, I got myself a McGriddle and once again tried to ponder the analogy of comparing chicks to McGriddles. And no matter how hard I tried to see the analogy for something else, tried to make sense of the convoluted twisted logic the chick used in the commercial, … all I was able to make sense of was the same thing that the guy in the commercial said. “When the MdGriddle is gone, go get yourself another.”



