You know the program "Give me a break?"
That's just what you'll say if you can stomach watching the Little Giant Ladder infomercial.
Just watching the "Television Stars" on this commercial makes me want to vomit. So does reading the comments by this Alan guy from Marshall, Minnesota who obviously sells these over priced junky Little Giant Ladders. What, you really think that the "Good Housekeeping" "seal of approval" means anything? Or, better yet, Reader's Digest? Good Housekeeping and Reader's Digest have absolutely nothing to do with the Little Giant Ladder Company! Good Housekeeping and Reader's Digest could not even begin to explain how a ladder functions, or anything else for that matter.
By the way, I was recently in a Home Depot where there was a Little Giant Ladder on display in front of the Contractors Desk. I stood there with another member of my family listening to the comments that a couple of pros were talking about. Both of them said they had tried the Little Giant Ladders and said they were absolute junk! Both of these contractors said they are heavy, bulky, difficult to form into all the stupid set-ups, and not worth the time. One of the contractors also laughed about the old lady they show on the Little Giant Ladder infomercial carrying around this heavy ladder like it was made of cardboard.
I'm happy that I overheard these contractors talking about what a waste of money it is to purchase a Little Giant Ladder. It saved me a lot of money.
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