Editor's note: Well, this is embarrassing. We fell for it. Two things we won't stop doing: laughing at "Cards Against Humanity" and owning our mistakes.
Your favorite "party game for horrible people," Cards Against Humanity, produced a Super Bowl ad. But chances are you didn't see it air during the big game.
That's because the clip is literally just 30 seconds of a potato with the word "advertisement" written on it. I mean, it's a nice potato, but it's pretty clear why the ad wasn't exactly the best investment.
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It's no surprise the ad made the company absolutely no money, as explained by the company's Medium post published Sunday.
"While we succeeded creatively, the advertisement showed a disappointing return on investment ($0), and we are now going out of business," the company wrote. Better stock up on those expansion packs while you still can.
