Yeah, but you’ll make it up in volume!
I used to write software for the “quick service” restaurant industry. A Mexican chain installed our software. One of their more popular items in S. Central TX was something like a menudo taco that they sold for $0.99. After installing the software, they figured out that the food cost of each taco was about twice that. It was a sad day in Texas,
I think you ought to consider having another contest some time next year where the entries are commercials for the General Store with each containing music performed expressly for the making of the commercial!
Why do I suspect an “Avengers assemble!” parody?
Or worse, the Avengers morph into the Village People!
Can’t wait to see the premier!
I like the “executive decision!” 
OK, I understand the learning curve taking up some time, but that’s a lot of post-production work.
Maybe you need to tighten up your story board and get more right on the first take.
It can save a lot of wasted time down the road.
Just a little input from someone who has wasted a lot of time trying to make silk purses out of sow’s ears.
Thanks! I’d say half of it was audio EQ and sound effects (searching for songs, EQing effects to make them pan the way I wanted, etc), some lighting time, and the bulk of it making the cuts and transitions sync with audio to get the response I’m hoping for. As far as story board/takes, I only had one take of each camera angle on my hard drive after shooting. I’m just slow, I reckon!
OK, I get the part about “searching for songs.” What a rabbit hole that can be, especially when you find one that’s close, but not quite right. Same goes for EQ. The more options you have, the more the compulsion to try every one. 
That said, I give you all high fives all around for a job well done!
Do Scruggs, not drugs!!!
Well, the advertisement must have been mighty convincing. An order has been placed by my lovely and gracious wife for a “twanger” as a (supersized) Christmas gift for me. We have had a one instrument comes in/one goes out rule for a while, but I guess the ad was enough to gain a momentary pause of that policy. Powerful acting! I look forward to learning how to play banjo.
Wait, does this mean I just got paid to act? Am I now a PAID ACTOR??!!!
Don’t let it go to your head.
Remember, both Lassie & Cheetah were paid actors, too! 
With new strings & ear plugs!
Preparing script for your next video??!! But you guys are truly awesome!!
I pulled the trigger on a Twanger myself last week. Don’t think I’ve ever been this excited! 
Congrats! Having heard you play, it was time for an upgrade. I’m sure you’ll make it sound great!
Thanks Gunnar really nice of you to say that. Have you decided what banjo you want.
