Spirit Airlines not selling actual mullets
Speaking of mullets (see vintage Andre Agassi ad below), Spirit Airlines has been holding a “Mullet Sale,” so called because it discounts seats in business class (“Business in the front”) and in coach (“Party in the back”). It’s a bit of a stretch, as flying coach is hardly a party. But they picked an excellent model for the ad—he looks like a striker for some Italian Serie B soccer team. UPDATE: Just noticed that Make the Logo Bigger is enjoying this Mullet Sale, too.
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