Red Bull. For your least fun afternoons.
A jigsaw puzzle of 1,000 white pieces? Sounds like misery. Will a can of Red Bull help get you through it in one piece? Maybe. But it’ll still be an upsetting experience. It’s becoming ever clearer why Red Bull bought the MetroStars. It’s fast becoming the official drink of things that suck. This example of “ambient advertising” is brought to you by 10AM Communications in Singapore, via Ads of the World.
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