Q Talk

[loriqvc]

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@Spurt wrote:

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@loriqvc wrote:

I think the mop has a legitimate place in a kitchen show, so that didn't bother me much—but when the Apple watch popped up for a full presentation, I just shook my head and changed the channel.

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@loriqvc

Yep, I guess the Apple Watch was a kitchen essential---LOL, and I've seen him present Bose music system .....I guess so you can play music while you cook  

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@Spurt - The Bose presentations also don't bug me too much—except for the fact that they're always ridiculously long—because I feel like a lot of people have music playing in their kitchens or dining areas. But a watch? Sorry, that's jewelry or electronics, not a kitchen tool. What's next? Trying to convince us that the latest LOGO item belongs in the show because we wear clothes while we cook? 

[Spurt]

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@loriqvc wrote:

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@Spurt wrote:

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@loriqvc wrote:

I think the mop has a legitimate place in a kitchen show, so that didn't bother me much—but when the Apple watch popped up for a full presentation, I just shook my head and changed the channel.

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@loriqvc

Yep, I guess the Apple Watch was a kitchen essential---LOL, and I've seen him present Bose music system .....I guess so you can play music while you cook  

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@Spurt - The Bose presentations also don't bug me too much—except for the fact that they're always ridiculously long—because I feel like a lot of people have music playing in their kitchens or dining areas. But a watch? Sorry, that's jewelry or electronics, not a kitchen tool. What's next? Trying to convince us that the latest LOGO item belongs in the show because we wear clothes while we cook? 

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@loriqvc

That would be something to see David and Logo....or do his happy dance while wearing Attitudes for Men by Renee Greenstein.....

[decbabe]

the same when they start showing beauty products on the style shows...and the Q has an entire channel devoted to beauty...that is where they should be...I  change the channel because they spend way too much time on those product.

[sashamatthews]

David can move merchandise.  It is all a bottom line issue:  ITKWD has a lot of fans who are essentially a captive audience twice weekly.  I change the channel when a non-cooking item comes on. 

[iwrite]

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@sashamatthews wrote:

David can move merchandise.  It is all a bottom line issue:  ITKWD has a lot of fans who are essentially a captive audience twice weekly.  I change the channel when a non-cooking item comes on. 

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exactly sasha. it's always about the bottom line.  that's  fine.

sometimes, though it just seems desperate.kinda like going to a car dealer and in addition to showing you cars, they also try to show you a horse. yes, both can be used to get from point a to point b, but the latter is just desperate to get a sale. or as my grandmother would say, "just being death after a dollar". that's the turn off for me, if that makes sense.

david is a natural. "what" he has, is who he is, at the core. that isn't something that can be taught to someone else. also can't learn it  from watching him.

we have 100% control over what we  watch  (well, as long as the batteries in the remote are working - smile). in general, i change the channel when any show or brand has a product that i'm not interested in. and yep, usually, i forget to switch back.

[Reever]

Mark Charles has grated my nerves for decades. Years ago I wrote a letter to the CEO that they hire the gadget guy from Americas Test Kitchen, "Adam Ried". I just can't tolerate Mark Charles silly antics. Unfortunately they are sticking with Mark Charles.

[Northerngal]

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@GardeniaGal wrote:

Between selling non-cooking items on a cooking show, so much emphasis on food stuffs, and the same products over and over, I've stopped watching ITKWD.  I used to really like watching.

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Same here.  I was turned off by the increase in food items which you can buy for 1/4 the price at the local grocery.