RADIO SPOT
"Police Department"
CHIEF: Commander, here are my keys. Change the oil in my Camry and put gas in the tank.
I have to get out of here. This case is burning hot.
COMMANDER: Yes, sir.
SFX: Phone call.
COMMANDER: Captain, the chief has to disappear. Pour a tank of gas and change the oil
in his Camry.
in his Camry.
CAPTAIN: But...
COMMANDER: No buts. The chief is burning mad.
SFX: Phone call.
CAPTAIN: Detective, things are burning up here. The chief has disappeared and we need you to pour a tank of gas and oil on his Camry.
SFX: Phone call.
DETECTIVE: Officer, we have to make the chief’s Camry disappear. Pour a tank of gasoline on it and set it on fire. The chief wants to see it burning. You hear me? Burning!
OFFICER: But detective...
DETECTIVE: But nothing. These are the Police Chief's orders.
OFFICER: Yes, sir.
ANNCR: Since 1994, 90 percent of Camrys are still on the road. Now you know
what happened to the other 10. Toyota. Moving forward.
what happened to the other 10. Toyota. Moving forward.
RADIO SPOT
"Office"
SFX: Office. Phone call.
PRESIDENT: Rodriguez, take my Camry and get it washed. I went fishing by the river,
so it’s dirty and smells really bad.
MANAGER: Of course, sir.
SFX: Phone call.
MANAGER: Alvarez, the President’s Camry is dirty and smells bad because he went fishing. Go get it washed by the river. President’s orders.
SFX: Phone call.
BOSS: González, the President’s Camry is dirty. Take it to the river where he goes fishing, wash it, and put on some deodorant because they tell me you smell really bad. President’s orders.
SUPERVISOR: OK.
SFX: Phone call.
SUPERVISOR: Dominguez, the President says you smell really bad. Don't be gross. Wash up, go fishing, and then throw the President's Camry down the river.
EMPLOYEE: But...
SUPERVISOR: But nothing! Do you want to lose your job? These are the President's orders.
EMPLOYEE: Yes, sir.
ANNCR: Since 1994, 90 percent of Camrys are still on the road. Now you know what happened to the other 10. Toyota. Moving forward.
PRESIDENT: Rodriguez, take my Camry and get it washed. I went fishing by the river,
so it’s dirty and smells really bad.
MANAGER: Of course, sir.
SFX: Phone call.
MANAGER: Alvarez, the President’s Camry is dirty and smells bad because he went fishing. Go get it washed by the river. President’s orders.
SFX: Phone call.
BOSS: González, the President’s Camry is dirty. Take it to the river where he goes fishing, wash it, and put on some deodorant because they tell me you smell really bad. President’s orders.
SUPERVISOR: OK.
SFX: Phone call.
SUPERVISOR: Dominguez, the President says you smell really bad. Don't be gross. Wash up, go fishing, and then throw the President's Camry down the river.
EMPLOYEE: But...
SUPERVISOR: But nothing! Do you want to lose your job? These are the President's orders.
EMPLOYEE: Yes, sir.
ANNCR: Since 1994, 90 percent of Camrys are still on the road. Now you know what happened to the other 10. Toyota. Moving forward.