An Ad That Gets to the Truth of Battery Usage

It’s refreshing to see and advertisement (corporately acknowledged or not) that doesn’t hold back in its portrayal of how its product is used. Even if that usage is something the company would probobly not state in it annual report.

Sure, batteries are for electric cars, flashlights, phones, clocks, and toys. Yes, toys. But this spot demonstrates how using the right battery in the right toy can make you feel really, really good. [via TTR2]

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