The one with the Phil Collins song in the background and the gorilla is playing the drums. I can't see how that promotes the chocolate. Its not even funny. Am I the only person that doesn't get it? I think the ad execs have been snorting a bit too much
Its about enjoying every moment of the chocolate. The ape is lost in the moment. Having fun on the drums, enjoying every minute.
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I spotted this new chocolate in Big W the other day, on special and being a sucker for anything new I had to grab some. I have a bit of a texture issue, I am not overly keen on most chocolates with a filling. We tried the Chocolate and Caramel, but it also comes in Hazelnut.
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