Over Stressed Businessman Freaks Out in Hotel Lobby

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The really scary this about this pseudo security tape of a business man having a meltdown in a hotel lobby is we’ve seen very similar things in real life. Clearly, we are way too stressed out but Cisco claims it has the answer with its Unified Communications product, one of those bring it all together business communication wonders you hear so much about but no one actually uses.

Anyway, the video points to Don’t Have A Meltdown which is a representation of a psychiatrist’s office where the doctor promises cures for freaked out business people. The video is finding widespread success on Break, MySpace, Filcabi, YouTube and all sort of other video sites since its launch a few weeks ago. Ogilvy West created.

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