Stride Lasts So Long Your Children’s Children Will Be Chewin’ It

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In “Heirloom,” a somber man intercepts his son — clearly bound for some far-off initiation to adulthood (uni? The military? The jungle?) — to pass him something that’s been in the family for generations.

Check out the molar marks on that ancient piece of Stride (“the ridiculously long-lasting gum”)! Heirlooms don’t get more intimate than that.

Agency: JWT/Puerto Rico.


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