at 5:00 eastern. [bright totone] - i want some! - it s the monopoly game, only at mcdonald s! with over 50 million prizes, it s supersized excitement. - mononopoly. do not p pass go. gogo directly y to mcdonala. - ifif you were e around back in n the 90s... - nonow at mcdononald s, momonopoly is s more than n a g! yoyou can playay it. - you u heard it e everywhe. - - the game m monopoly is bacack at mcdononald s, bigger and better ththan eve. - - this year,r, there s more p prizes thanan . - - mcdonald s s ran the monopopoly game for year. - hey,y, collect the righght game pieieces.. - and win $2 millionon. - - [gasps] - but no o one. knew t the truth a about the game b being playeyed. no one.. [ been c caught steaealing by jane e s addictioion] - peopople everywhwhere arare winning g big! - i ve bebeen cacaught stealaling once whenen i was fivive i enjoy s stealing - the mcdodonald s pririzes cocould be carars, boatats, $100,00000 upup to the mimillion dolll.
Pilots Jargon - Everything2 com everything2.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from everything2.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Apple Orders Docuseries About Infamous ’90s Pepsi Points Campaign That Advertised Harrier Jet
“The Jet” comes from “McMillion$” filmmakers James Lee Hernandez and Brian LazarteJennifer Maas | March 12, 2021 @ 10:45 AM Last Updated: March 12, 2021 @ 11:15 AM
CBS News
Apple has ordered a docuseries about the story behind that infamous ’90s Pepsi campaign that advertised a Harriet Jet as a prize and you won’t need any Pepsi Points to watch it, just an Apple TV+ subscription.
Per the streaming service’s description, “The Jet” tells the compelling true story behind the iconic “Drink Pepsi, Get Stuff” promotional campaign that presented a Harrier Jet at the end of a 1996 TV commercial in exchange for 7 million Pepsi Points.
my dad was an aeronautical engineer so we always grew up with maybe a cessna 172 in the family. it was always something i was around. so, i got my pilot s license in 1988 and have been flying off and on ever since. i think having a diversified approach to life and having some hobbies and having things outside of work or having things that you re passionate about give you an opportunity to work harder and longer on what s really important. you know, everybody s got a success story on how they made it. you know, this formula s worked for me. i was the same had the same philosophy when i was working in fargo as i do right now. you know, i know where the fun meter is. i can hit that. yeah. there we go. coming up at 11:30 i ll speak with ed about what he believes is a conversation of the c righ