When work was done around 1:30 a.m., I seized upon the matter in the way any tech dork would have: I tweeted about it.
Just now, I finally had enough free time to check my Twitter account, and lo and behold my stupid little tweet actually elicited a response — and from El Pollo Loco’s official Twitter account no less.
This is big for two reasons: For one, El Pollo Loco has a Twitter account. Who knew? And for the other, the tweet informed me that the company actually pulled the ad from KEYT.
Of course, I’m sure I wasn’t the only person who complained about it and I’m not taking credit for the fact that it’s no longer encouraging victims to let the Jesusita Fire scorch their tongues. But still — I’m pretty damn impressed that I even got a response much less one indicating that anything had been done about the matter.
Take that, Maureen Dowd.
If it was you, then thank you. Those ads were bugging me.
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