A Commercial I Actually Like, Repeatedly.

This is a rare thing, particularly if you know me, but there is one.
A car commercial, no less.
You've probably seen it.
It takes place in midtown traffic, and we suddenly hear Neil Diamond's recording of "Sweet Caroline", coming from one of the cars.
It turns out that it's coming from a young red-headed male's car.
He is loudly singing along with Neil.
After we see some other drivers mocking him, we see a rather attractive girl contemporary of his
singing along with him.
She pulls along side of him.
"Sweet Caroline--(bah, bah, bah,) Good times never felt so good, (so good, so good, so good), they sing in duet.
And it makes you sad to think that these two will probably never see each other again.
He should have at least gotten her phone number.
You know she would have given it to him.
And they are both on their respective ways.
And it's sad.
As with most commercials, I had no idea what kind of car they were selling.
It wasn't until the sixth viewing, when I went out of my way to pay attention, that I realized that they were selling Hyundais.
It doesn't much matter what they were selling, this is how commercials should be made.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My books, "Show Runner" and it's sequel, "Show Runner Two", can be found at the Amazon Kindle Store.
Along with the newer ones, "The Man Is Dead", and "Report Cards".
They are all compilations of blog entries that have since been removed from the blog.
So this is the only way you can find them.,
You can search by typing in my name, Cindy Williams, Laverne and Shirley, The Odd Couple, or Happy Days.
Check them out.
You don't need a Kindle machine to download them.
Just get the free app from Kindle, and they can be downloaded to an IPhone, IPad, or Blackberry.
The paperbacks, "Mark Rothman's Essays" and my new novel, "I'm Not Garbo" are not e-books.
But they are available for people without Kindle.
I have many readings and signings lined up for those, and the thing about Kindle is you can't sign one.
If you'd like one of the paperbacks, personally autographed, contact me at macchus999@comcast.net
And now, we've got my reading of my "Laverne and Shirley Movie" screenplay on YouTube.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------