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Why The Avocados Were The Best
The first ad was the Avocados from mexico commercial when they tried adding humor and mysterious action to persuade the watcher there avocados were the best.The second ad was Kira Niro ad when they talked about how there car was the best through humor and dangerous events.
Funny moments can catch a watchers eye.The Avocados from mexico commericial started with a group of people who wanted a snack.Then they were arguing why the avocados were the best.Then they agreed upon making guacamole with the awesome avocados.Why this was persuasive because they were asked a lot of different snacks but picked the avocados.They added crunch noises and the characters saying mmmm for added effect.
Funny moments can catch a watchers eye.The Kuro nero commercial
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