Get It? It’s a Play on that ‘Full Coverage’ Thing.

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In what I guess can be called a witty effort to explain the Collins reinsurance ad at left, a rep at Yamamoto Moss Mackenzie wrote us an email that began, “If you were going to do an ad for reinsurance brokerage, of course you’d think facial tattoos.”

We were all, “Wait … what?!”

Then we read the first line in the ad copy: “Everyone feels covered when we place reinsurance.” And it was like, “Ohhhh.”

Tagline follows: “Collins: predictability for a random world.”

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