During the Olympics we got a VPN so we could watch the Australian coverage on Channel 9. It was nice to hear all the on air personalities constantly asking each other how good everything is(?!) and talking to the sweet Australian athletes and their proud and sun-destroyed parents. I’m not sure where exactly our VPN was pulling the coverage from, but we got so many ads for a business called Shed World.
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I have no idea who is responsible for this. But as one of advertising’s best known and most revered journeymen, I can tell you with sincerity that this - this - is what’s all about. I shouldn’t even need to mention it, but calling the guy ‘Marshall’ is just world class stuff. My only criticism is that Marshall looks less like a guy that could actually fix a wall and more like your client’s favourite weak-willed contact from the media company. “Shall we loop in Ed? Yes absolutely, loop Ed in!
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You obviously have to eat dinner and watch a real, scripted program first. Then, once you’ve done the dishes and everything is tidy, you get to watch a full hour of a married couple from Hong Kong in their 30s buying toys out of vending machines. I’ve watched everything they‘ve ever posted except for some of the ones where they put up Christmas decorations.
