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CHICAGO Northlich asserts that the second-hand smoke in a bar is more dangerous than the exhaust fumes on a freeway during rush hour in a new spot for the Ohio Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Foundation.
The new television spot, breaking this week, intercuts scenes from a freeway—complete with close-ups of exhaust pipes—with images from a tavern called “The Last Chance Bar and Grill.” A reveal at the end of the ad shows the bar is actually located on the shoulder of a congested freeway, as a road sign reads, “The air in a smoky bar is 50x more toxic than a rush-hour freeway.”
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