Bikini Model Tells Director Ad Will Be Better With Her T-Shirt Off

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This promotion just might be the perfect combination of YouTube video, the teaser, commercial outtakes, a GoDaddy-esque bikini model, a frustrated director and a bra that’s not a bra but a bikini. Actress, cover model, former World Wrestling Entertainment Smackdown Diva, and New York City’s “most requested bikini model, Lauren Jones has been tapped (oh yes, we know we all over use that word for its oh-so-witty double meaning) by online conferencing company Robot Conferencing. Check out the teaser on YouTube here and then follow the link to the full length commercial here in which Jones and the director debate the merits of why or why not a bikini model should take her shirt off in a television commercial.

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