What adverts contain the most unlikeable people?

Reaaaally sorry about the Daily Fail link but it's the only place I could find this video for [Ring Doorbell](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5164995/Burglar-alarm-advert-sparks-fury-Liverpudlians.html). The guy is such a smug twat that I would go back at night, cut the fucking phone lines and ethernet cable and just trash his shit. Wouldn't even take anything. I genuinely hate most adverts, but I find the predatory ones the most offensive. Generally, that's most ads aimed at older people. Seven seas with their 'Medifacts' ads for vitamins is pretty horrendous. Hattons of London and their shitty coins with a complete and accurate description of the Queens Vagina and how the number of sides was created to respresent the numbers of hairs she has left down there. Using a trusted familiar face for old people to sell their crap. They should melt the person down with their coin, that would certain increase the value of my mental health. Lots of people already mentioned the Verisure. Pass me a banner, I'm definitely with you on that. More ads aimed at middle class people creating fear, I can't add much more that doesn't include gnashing of teeth and me swearing. Every single Accident insurance or ambulance chasing legal ad on TV can go fuck itself. "Medical Negligence. It's one of the worst kinds of negligence", no, you're exploitative practices and how you neglected any form of social conscious is possibly worse. We buy any car ads. I honestly thought the very first ad they did, the guy felt genuine and looked like he was enjoying himself - then came the ensuing barage of every ad the same again and it grew so tiresome that if I ever see any of these people on a bit part on any show, I'd switch over. They've shot themselves in the foot in terms of an acting career. That's something that the Verisure people certainly don't have to worry about, noone with EVER mistake them for actors. I could literally go on for hours, haven't even touched the sides of the 'Unlock the capital in your house' style ads that try and give that warm and cozy feeling where in reality their robbing you and your children blind, or almost EVERY McDonalds ad, or come Christmas when perfumes think they're the only ones that that think this is the season that they'll make a shit-ton of cash by adding a slowed down popular happy song over their product. I make it a personal practice that if I see a branded product that's advertised too often, I personally ban myself from buying it and try all the alternatives rather than that product. I will not lead myself down the road of only associating a brand to a certain product because they're trying to crowbar it into my head.