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click ad, via) Yet another instance of "Ad That Will Never Ever Run In the United States." (Here's two previous examples:
Tampax;
Stihl.) First, because it's too subtle. And secondly, because Amuricans would flood P&G's headquarters/in box with hate mail. It does memorably separate Tide from other laundry detergents, though. By the Madrid office of Leo Burnett.
Previously:
Erectile Dysfunction humor used to sell fabric softener.
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[Ad That Will Never Ever Run In the United States.]
Sample of imaginary hate mail from Arizona:
"How can that bungalow white trash afford a gardener, so i guess the pool boy is somewhere in the back?"
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