[ SECRET POST #2421 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2421 ⌋

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Comments

[nothinglikeabee]

No matter what he does or does not do, he supports Wegman's and does commercials for them. That makes him awesome in my mind.

And if you don't know what Wegman's is...I feel bad for you.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get it. Google says it's a family-owned market chain. Why is it a good thing that it is supported by Baldwin? What does it do?

[nothinglikeabee]

It is the fact that it's an awesome grocery store -- And I've been to many different grocery stores (including Trader Joe's and Fresh Mart) and I like Wegman's better.

People who move out of the parts of NY and PA that have Wegman's -like myself- tend to miss it.

And it's awesome that Baldwin does Wegman's ads, because he's a locally grown guy -- Those Baldwins are from NY. Even though he doesn't live here any longer, he was willing to make a commercial for them, because his mom loves shopping there. I think that's pretty cool, considering it's not a national supermarket chain.

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DA

I really don't see how getting paid to appear in advertisements for a company, any company, overrides an actor's actions. He's done a lot of creepy stuff that's been leaked to the press and that he admits to or can't deny because it was filmed. Getting paid to do some commercials doesn't make him a good guy.

[(Anonymous)]

good vs bad actions are not a zero-sum game of "this is a good/bad person", you know

people who are shitty in one area can be good in another, and viceversa

[(Anonymous)]

Not on the internet, apparently. One slip from perfection is all it takes for haters.