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Terence knows that shaking hands is still verboten these days, while bumping elbows can pass the pandemic-safety test. But if Terence is supposed to sneeze into his elbow for sanitary reasons, how does the aforementioned greeting actually work?
Terence is confused.
Terence is one of a number of characters introduced in a hilariously deadpan new campaign for Burger King’s plant-based burgers running in the U.S. and several international markets. (In the U.S., the product is co-branded as the Impossible Whopper in a partnership with Impossible Foods; there are other suppliers in global territories, and the ads will be tailored for each).
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