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The Only Roll You Need
Break up with your old phone, reverse the damage, and more.
Welcome back to your daily marketing swipe file. The best ads, served fresh daily, and as tasty as your favorite slice of pepperoni pizza. đ Letâs dig in.

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'The only roll you need' - Chipotle
Whatâs happening: Let me tell you, I donât know what kind of sorcery they put into Chipotle burritos, but theyâre dangerously good. Like, you take one bite, and you start wondering if this much joy should be legal. Spoiler: it totally is.

Why itâs awesome: Because itâs funny, itâs bold, and itâs basically a burrito brag that makes you want to drive straight to Chipotle. Theyâve turned a foil-wrapped meal into something that feels like a guilty pleasure you can actually feel good about.
'Break up with your old phone' - Back Market
Whatâs happening: Picture this: you're texting your toxic ex (donât lie, weâve all been there), but now youâre doing it with a refurbished iPhone thatâs also saving the planet. Back Market just said, âLetâs make bad decisions with 92% fewer emissions!â

Why itâs awesome: Theyâre making refurbished sound sexy. Itâs hilarious, self-aware, and somehow manages to make environmental consciousness cool. Plus, the toxic ex jab? Chefâs kiss.
'Reverse the damage' - Patagonia
Whatâs happening: At first, I read this and thought, âGreat, the planetâs doomed, thanks for the reminder.â Then I flipped it and BAM! Patagonia hit me with the hopeful plot twist of the century. Itâs like the M. Night Shyamalan of ads, but for climate action.

Why itâs awesome: Itâs like a riddle for grown-ups that leaves you inspired instead of frustrated. Patagonia knows how to play with your emotions and make you want to hug a tree. Genius, pure genius.

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'Pick your final Uber' - Reykjavik Metropolitan Police
Whatâs happening: Okay, real talkâthis ad puts your whole life into perspective. Youâre standing there like, âAm I about to let the hearse pick me up?â One sober decision, and boom, youâre riding with the taxi guy instead. Crisis averted.

Why itâs awesome: Itâs funny, dark, and hits you like a ton of bricks. Itâs the ultimate mic drop for a donât-drink-and-drive message. You laugh nervously, and then you never touch a steering wheel after a beer. Mission accomplished.
'Gut instincts only' - AG1
Whatâs happening: So, apparently, my gut has been crying for help, and I didnât even know. But AG1 swoops in like the superhero of gut health, saying, âChill, we got this.â Itâs probiotics, prebiotics, and a green smoothie in one. Gut drama? Solved.

Why itâs awesome: The ad makes gut health sound like something out of a stand-up set. Itâs like, âFix your digestive mess, but donât gross us out in the process.â They nailed humor and health in one swig.

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Thatâs a wrap! We hope these bold, fun, and inspiring ads gave you your daily dose of creative energy. See you soon for some more best-in-class marketing goodies!
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