History Advertising / MessinWithSasquatch

* WouldHitAGirl: Sasquatch throws a blonde woman who played the cliché water-bucket-on-door prank on him into a pile of dirt. In many other commercials, whenever a woman wronged Sasquatch, he would [[MisplacedRetribution punish her]] [[MenAreTheExpendableGender male associate instead]] although the water bucket commercial made him enter this trope's gender-neutral territory. A downplayed example is the wedding commercial, where, after a couple draw Sasquatch over and the man pushes him into a cake while he and the woman laugh, Sasquatch only throws the man into the cake, while the most punishment the woman gets is having some of it splatter her face. On the one hand, the woman didn't get the same amount of punishment, but this may be justified as it ''was'' the man who actually pushed Sasquatch into the cake, so she may not have deserved quite as much.

* AnAesop: Don't play with wild animals. Or at least don't go out of your way to enrage them.

* AesopAmnesia: Sasquatch never grows less trusting of humans and always falls for their pranks. It also apparently never enters the collective human consciousness that pranking Sasquatch will always end painfully for them.

* AesopAmnesia: Sasquatch never seems to grow less trusting of humans no matter how many times they prank him. Humans as a whole also never seem to realize that pranking Sasquatch never ends well for the prankster(s).

* AesopAmesia: Sasquatch never seems to grow less trusting of humans no matter how many times they prank him. Humans as a whole also never seem to realize that pranking Sasquatch never ends well for the prankster(s).

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Originally inverted but eventually played straight with the woman who pulled the water bucket prank.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Sasquatch is very friendly at first, but when humans provoke him, he gets violent.

* AbsenteeActor: Many viewers will complain if Sasquatch ever goes missing from a Jack Link's commercial, such as the one where a helicopter is darting and tagging people like animals.

* HostileHitchhiker: One time Sasquatch forced a human in his SUV to give him a ride after offering him one but immediately denying him just for a good laugh.

* WouldHitAGirl: Sasquatch throws a blonde woman who played the cliché water-bucket-on-door prank on him into a pile of dirt. In many other commercials, whenever a woman wronged Sasquatch, he would [[MisplacedRetribution punish her]] [[MenAreTheExpendableGender male associate instead]] although the water bucket commercial made him enter this trope's gender-neutral territory.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: In one commercial, Sasquatch sicks a snake on the campers who pranked him with a can of silly snakes (the typical snake nut can prank).

* AnAesop: Don't play with wild animals.