Keyboard Licker, Hairy Mommy Hugger Shill For AAMCO

Steve Hall

May. 14, 2012
1 min read

This AAMCO commercial is disturbing. Very, very disturbing. Somehow it connotes the fact that AAMCO can and does fix everything. Celebrating it 50th anniversary, the brand is out with a new campaign.

The spot in question and called Trust and it’s all about, yes, trust. Trusting who you allow to sit in your cubicle, trusting who you allow to hug your mother and who you allow to be your massage therapist.

Strange.

Steve Hall

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