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Citi Treadmill Video

Filed in archive Funny by Justin McHenry on June 26, 2006

I think this ad is kind of old, but I just saw it for the first time. It's for a Citi buyer protection plan, using a treadmill as the objectlinks of the consumer's misery. I'm not generally into slapstick, but see if you don't love it:







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