Bad Behavior Returns in For Eyes Sequels

NEW YORK The sharply dressed, condescending clerk is back at the helm of a fictitious eyewear boutique in a more than $3 million campaign for retailer For Eyes, which broke this month in mid-Atlantic markets.

In the first of three 15-second spots, the anti-spokesman balks when a shopper tells him she found the same frames at Four Eyes for less. He then stammers that the frames are actually X-ray glasses. When the woman switches her glasses for the new frames, he quickly strips in a crude attempt to sell the claim.