Corporate Autumn
Posted by admin on August 25, 2026 Audio | Blog | Parody Spots | Tags: comedy, Parody, satire, Spence | No comments
The seasons used to be pretty simple. Winter goes from the end of Thanksgiving until April. Spring takes over until around June. Summer until Labor Day and then Autumn, circling back to Winter.
Is that hamburger moo or nay? Hear a parody of “Wild Horses.”
We, as humans, always muck it up. Christmas comes in July. Halloween trumps Thanksgiving. Summer used to end when the kids went back to school, but now they return to class mid-summer.
It’s not that we don’t know when individual seasons begin and end, or that it’s dependent on Earth’s tilted axis.
Actually, I didn’t know that last part. (Thanks, Neil deGrasse Tyson)
See, the seasons are not controlled by astronomy any longer. They are controlled by marketing. How does one sell more fall-themed drinks? Add an extra 90 days to that window of opportunity. Start selling them in August.
That’s why many Americans are celebrating today. Today is the day Starbucks releases the Pumpkin Spice Lattes and ushers in Corporate Autumn. Here’s a guy to tell you more.