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Pest Company Enlists Fly On Mike Pence’s Head To Star In Cheeky Newspaper Ad

By Izza Sofia, 14 Oct 2020

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Mike Pence made headlines recently after a fly rested on his hair during the vice presidential debate with senator Kamala Harris.

Because the internet couldn’t stop talking about the bug, Swedish pest control company decided to take this hilarious opportunity to run an ad to bring attention to itself.

Stick.se teamed up with ad agency Around You to release a full-page newspaper ad promoting its Fly Swatter. “Discreet fly swatter made out of high-quality plastic,” the ad reads. Below the sentence is an image of the fly swatter together with its price.

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At the foot of the ad shows a man with silver hair, and a fly on his head, seemingly poking fun at Pence’s infamous situation during the debate.

New: https://t.co/0JwSYSTRAh suggests fly swatter for Pence in topical ad https://t.co/zvLCw1YnJ8 #adland

— adland ® (@adland) October 12, 2020




[via Ads of the World, cover image via Around You]
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