Best Ad Ever’ is for … Volvo? Guess So.

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Dave and Eddy claim they’ve found THE GREATEST AD EVER. (And it’s not that damn Volkswagen ad.) In an attic!

Visual fetishists, prepare to be disappointed. It lacks color, imagery or music to boost its emotional cred — just 1,033 words to paint its picture. It’s compelling, clever and persuasive, if you bother to read it. And it’s for the Volvo! See the ad, sandwiched somewhere amidst Dave and Eddy’s gushy storytelling, right here.

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