Don’t Let Your Bad Breath Speak for You

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In this Borheierh Lowe-created, Hungry man-produced commercial for Unilever, we see what it would be like if our bad breath had the ability to speak. The results aren’t pretty. And they can truly ruin a situation that’s supposed to be epic and bad breath-free.

The spot does a nice job making its point. We’ve all been in situations where bad breath unleashes its stench but we usually don’t say a word. Here, the reason behind the bad breath is fully explained. Though, sadly, it doesn’t get the guy the girl.

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