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Nice work.
Eh… The dinner party one was alright, but nothing really leapt out at me from any of them.
I thought these could have been done a lot better… the talent was meh and the ads weren’t witty. Looks like a good agency idea dumbed down by the client to me.
Would be much better if the person with the dirty secret blurted theirs out first then the TS person very awkwardly shared their more socially acceptable secret of saving with them.
@Anonymous i totally agree……after the banal secret is revealed of where you buy your cheap clothes the other party would not be inclined to reveal their big, dirty secret.
client may have had a hand in not playing second fiddle to the gag, or being “awkwardly shared”