Name the commercial the line is from

I believe that's Timex

New one:
Buy it for looks, buy it for life.

Moen

Here's a classic:

"Think small"

DF

Volkswagen Beetle...

"Hi ya doing guy?"
"One shot and I'm good for the whole day"
"Mona....."

All lines from the same commercial


Glasses can affect your vision; especially when they have been emptied several times........

Okay, no one got that one....it's from the old Right Guard deordorant commercials..where the guy opens up the door of the medicine cabinet and there's a guy from the next apartment staring back at him from the other side of the cabinet, "Hi ya doing guy?"


"From one beer lover to another, ________"

"From one beer lover to another, ________"


You out there, PJ?

Wow. I hadn't thought about that commercial in ages.

A bit of an aside, but... I wonder if people will be able to have this sort of thread in a generation or two? TV viewing is so fragmented these days due to the gazillion channels and other competing modes of entertainment (internet, DVDs, video games). Plus it seems like nearly everyone has Tivo and just skips commercials now.

Are the days over for good where a commercial can become a shared cultural touchstone?

- Jeff

You have a good point, Jeff. There’s not a lot for me to remember about today’s commercials. But it’s hard to tell what very young people will remember from these times and what they will find entertaining enough to discuss when they get to middle age.

I remembered the commercial with the guy inside the medicine cabinet. Thanks for reminding me which product they were selling.

Since PJ didn’t answer the last one, I will. It was “Stroh’s beer”

Here’s a recent one:

“They like customers. I like cash.”

Hello, everyone. Haven't had much chance to participate for the past few days.

Cyn, best I can come up with is a line that I thought went a little bit differently:

They love cash. We love customers.

I was thinking maybe Southwest Airlines, which is why I changed it around a little bit because it made more sense to me that way.

Just a guess, so I won't post anything.

It’s Southwest’s latest, Jim.

They do this one like a “People’s Court” episode. When the guy from the “Other Airline” leaves the court room, he stops to talk on camera and says that line. It’s kind of clever.

Anyway, it’s your go.