I hate those commercials where they advertise something and then you have to call in to order it, because IT'S NOT AVAILABLE IN STORES!! And then, when they tell you the price at the end (it's almost always $19.99 plus shipping and handling) they say "You get it all!". I don't know why that bugs me so much but I hate it.
You get it all!
One time they were advertising these kitchen rags that are supposed to absorb everything, even carpet spills. You could get 2 of them, BUT at the end of the commercial they would double your order! You got 4 for $19.99 plus $5.95 shipping and handling. So for $25.94 we get four yellow rags. And then she had the gall to say "YOU GET IT ALL!" Oh boy! Four little rags for roughly $26.00. Geez.
And this really isn't an expression, but I also hate how they put a bunch of things in small print down at the bottom of the screen at the end of commercials. It's faint, very tiny, and they only leave it on for about 2 seconds. You'd have to be a speed reader and have a magnifying glass in your hand in order to see it. When I see companies do things like this, I make it a point NOT to buy anything from them. It's obvious they are trying to deceive us. If they weren't they wouldn't use all that tiny, faint, blurry print at the bottom of the screen.