Have any of you seen the commercials for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? I'm thinking of two of them in particular, one where a kid is at dinner imagining fighting invisible things and people and is sent to his room, and one where a kid is being forced to play piano then his sister comes in and helps him. Throughout the first one the kid is basically talking in rhymes and it sounds like a song or poem or something. During the piano playing one there's some annoying back-noise that I assumed was just stations getting crossed or something, because that happens out here sometimes, but after it happening a couple times during the same commercial I became curious. It turns out that the song from the first commercial plays very softly beneath all of the second commercial. Why would they do that, other than to get me to talk about it? Are they subconciously trying to remind us of the first commercial or something? It certainly isn't loud enough that everyone would pick up on it during the first viewing, especially with the piano playing and talking going on loudly over top of it.