Maybe it's because I have a 4 year old son.
Maybe it's because I can never hear enough from Parliment.
Maybe this is just really, really funny.
But even after - how many years of this campaign? - MasterCard can still hit one out of the park.
Enjoy.
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I think that it just shows what a great concept that idea was from the begenning. Also, MC commitment to the campaign should be praised. Most companies would recreate something after just two years simply to recreate.
Posted by: Paul Herring | October 27, 2007 at 08:48 AM
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Posted by: jon burg | October 23, 2007 at 10:02 AM