Andes Beer Gives Guys Sensitivity Training

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Girls (and guys) you’ll be able to relate to the scenario in this Andes beer commercial. No doubt at one point or another you’ve returned home with very devastating personal news about yourself that you want to share with your boyfriend or husband. You are hurt, You are sad. You need love, understanding and want to be consoled.

You do not want your boyfriend to open a beer and ask, “want one?”

This twisted concept which aligns the inability of a man to understand when it’s appropriate to open a beer with the brand’s bottle-mounted temperature sensor is a bit of a stretch. But it is funny. And relate-able. Because you all know you’ve been in a similar position and acted like an insensitive idiot when you should have offered all the love and support you could have mustered.

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