Driving Sucks, and Lyft's New Work From W+K Reminds You All the Reasons Why

Go ahead and say 'yep'

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The next time you’re about to get into a Lyft, pay attention to how you respond when the driver asks your name. I’m willing to put $5* on the fact that a good 90 percent of the time, you probably just say “yep.” You likely don’t say, “correct, that is my name” because let’s face it, a “yep” is really all you need. In its latest campaign out of Wieden + Kennedy New York, Lyft takes the short affirmative and shows how it can help people regain some freedom from the drudgery of driving themselves.

While the two new spots may not necessarily take the sweeping, epic approach like the brand’s launch work with Jeff

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