Fort Lauderdale Really Heated Up Bus Shelters in Boston and Chicago This Winter

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At the height of winter, a goofy costumed dude called "Mr. Sunny," the official mascot of Fort Lauderdale tourism, hung out at Pompano Beach and bantered in real time via satellite with people at snow-streaked bus shelters in Boston and Chicago as part of the "Hello Sunny" campaign engineered by Starmark.

The shelters were decked out like beach cabanas, complete with heat lamps, which probably saved the bikini-clad models on hand from hypothermia.

"The brutal wrath of Mother Nature—record-breaking snowfall and Arctic temperatures in both Chicago and Boston—motivated us to deliver a little warmth and sunshine to our northern friends," says Starmark CMO Lisa Hoffman-Linero.

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