I was watching a rerun of "Frasier" the other night. I have a DVR/Tivo so I fast-forwarded through the commercials. But suddenly I noticed something funny about a Nivea commercial and I "rewound" and ran it in slo-mo and... There it is! A beautiful black bullet (in another scene they show the other side with a chromed air filter and springed passenger seat).
The story line of the commercial is that the lady prepares herself with Nivea cremes and the overt implication is that, as a consequence of that, there is this bearded guy on a Royal Enfield waiting for her. Now, why could they have chosen a Royal Enfield? I offer three scientific theories:
a) Enfields are cheap. Baloney. There are plenty of cheap bikes a TV studio could get to.
b) They happened to have one. Unlikely. Royal Enfields are rare enough in the US.
c) The sexiest men, according to Nivea-consuming women, ride Royal Enfields!
One thing is for sure, I know which of the three theories will be endorsed by the readers of this blog!
Jorge, your blog never fails to bring a smile. Looks like the film makers blotted out the Royal Enfield name for the ad. Note the helmets, no doubt a safety message. But does she dress like that for riding? Not only dangerous, but potentially revealing, even at Enfield speeds!
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