Girl Gets Hot and Dirty to Illustrate Cleanliness

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There are those who are obsessive about cleanliness. There are those who have a tongue fetish. And then there are brands. Rarely, if ever, do the three entwine. Until now. Courtesy of this branded YouTube video comes something that is simultaneously sexy and gross…not to mention very weird.

What’s even weirder is that a brand went for this. Unless, of course, this is a brand hijacking. While it makes one squirm, it does have its charm. It’s appeal doesn’t work for all though such as this YouTube commenter who wrote, “Vile and sexist to say the least.. Leave the ads to the professionals, boys. This doesn’t make your hotel more appealing. Funny thing is most wives/mothers make the hotel reservations, and I think they would be with me, totally turned off by this video and not want to stay at one of these hotels.”

Well I hate to go against presumption but I make my own hotel reservations and if the girl in this video wanted to do her thing in my room, I’d have no problem with it at all. I’d watch and I’d enjoy. I’d then thank her for her services, grab my bags, head down to the lobby and ask for a different room…or, more likely, go to another hotel entirely.

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