The Geico Snail…
Many of us have had bosses who aren’t too swift, but this guy is an extreme case, mainly because he’s a snail. Winding ever so slowly through a cubicled workplace, he wears a tie and tiny spectacles, and even leaves a slime trail behind him…how appropriate for a boss! Well, the snail-boss named Mr. Tompkins is greeted by an employee named Todd, and then informs the hapless man that he is fired before crawling slowly away, whistling as he goes! None of us would have blamed Todd had he then introduced Mr. Tompkins to the sole of his shoe, but justice is rare in the work world.
The commercial spot begins with two women having coffee, one of which points out that fifteen minutes with Geico can save you 15% or more on car insurance. “Everyone knows that,” replies the other woman. Seeking to one up her companion, the first woman then questions whether her associate knows that bad news doesn’t always travel fast, and the snail-boss is offered as an example of the same. One might also learn that slimy invertebrates make poor bosses, something that I can affirm from personal experience…
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March 31, 2014 at 9:17 pm
Yeah, but one of these days, Mr. Tompkins will be a little too slow, himself. And, then he’ll be escargone!
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April 1, 2014 at 6:32 am
I ordered escargot once in some fancy French restaurant, but they brought me a plate that had snails on it! At those prices, you’d think they’d. be more careful in the kitchen…
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April 3, 2014 at 11:42 pm
Zut alors! Tres gauche, M’sieur Renard.
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