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I've often wondered what Tiger Woods wears when he's not kitted out in Nike gear. Other than his pre-inauguration get-up (and who knows, maybe Nike made that, too, Jack Del Rio style), I've never seen Eldrick in public wearing anything that wasn't swoosh-ified.
Well, this seems about right:
It's an improvement from this, although I imagine A-Rod watching on in horror, realizing that his "going out with mannish stripper" go-to outfit had been revealed to the world.
Seriously, this is Gillette's best effort yet, a huge step up from previous spots. Added bonus: in addition to the chance to win a free razor (!), the ad will run at Yankees home games for the next month. Which, if nothing else, should distract fans from this.
Tiger Has Smooth Face, Needs Paint Can
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