Kyocera Educates Clueless Cell Phone Idiots

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Adpunch is not impressed with this cell phone etiquette ad from Kyocera in which a guy gets the karma he deserves for his obnoxious ring tone and verbal inanities. We, however, love it and think every loser who thinks it’s OK to strike up a phone conversation and share it with the entire room should get what’s coming to them. There’s a second spot that hilariously deals with the cell phone etiquette at a grave site. While it’s hard to believe, there are still idiots out there who have no idea when and when not to use a cell phone. Good on Kyocera for attempting to educate those losers. The two spots were created by Vitro Robertson.

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