george

On 23 Jan 1995, Scott J Spencer wrote:

By the way what exactly is his job with the Yankees?

Assistant to the travelling secretary.(Though it seems he has taken on some scouting duties as Steinbrenner's man in Cuba).

Actually, George is in charge of shrinkage. He is, of course, fully qualified for this position.

Ron Hickman

I saw George land on the football field with the dog! I think it was great marketing and wondering how much it cost to do it?

Melissa Sage Graduate Student

I wonder how many people were like me and the guys that I saw the commercial with - it took us a few seconds to realize "Oh, he's not *really* jumping on the field during the game...."

Here's how I remember it going not sure cause I was half asleep at the time:

George's dog runs away from him in an airport The dog just barely makes the jump from the jetway to an airplane George follow also barely making the jump (the plane is pulling away) Instead of this being a regular passenger airplane it is a military airplane with the guy that plays the part of being like a stupid General in the Hot Shot movies with Charlie Seen They tell George his only way out is to jump out the back with a parachute on So George jumps out with his dog and the parachute They land in Joe Robbie stadium during the Super Bowl (or at least that's what they want you to think)

I wonder if they'll replay the commercial at other times.. Oh I guess it would be worth noting Rold Gold Pretzels got tied in their somewhere

In article [email] (Kevin Davis) writes:

No, unfortunately here in the Great White North (Canada, and it ain't so white this year) we never got to see all of those great new superbowl ads, instead, we got to sit there watching what was essentially "dead air", that is a picture of the X-files with some music in the background.

Derek