With the constant stream of unprecedented Federal bailouts of “AAA-rated” Wall Street companies, this parody of a recent AIG commercial featuring worry-free butterfly watching seems most fitting given the collapsing house-of-cards of one “rock-solid” institution after another… Watch at your own risk, or more prescient, risk your money in these institutional Behemoths at your own peril… When all’s said and done, who’ll be left to bail out the United States of America and its people? Who’s for REAL CHANGE?
Music: “Twinkle” by VannWestfold
girl: butterflies. what are you thinking about daddy?
dad: i’m thinking about butterflies too.
girl: but daddy, aren’t you worried about protecting your company and employees in a changing global economy? are you tapped into the right capital markets expertise to help manage your institutional assets? what about life insurance? college?? retirement??? you need a smart financial plan you know…
dad: we’re with aig honey, so right now all i’m thinking about are butterflies – I’m just hoping we’re not broke…
girl: oh!
dad: (pukes)
girl: ew!
v.o.: the aig companies, with the hope we’ll still be here…
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zomg worthlsssssss
this is a parody on how AIG squandered so much peoples money and caused them misery. its a scam insurance company. that involved in its own pyrmading scheme
you guys look like brother and sister.
wtf lol
very wierd lol
wtf
????hahahahhaha…….
lame!
she can call me daddy anyday.
loved it
nice vomit effect))
wtffffffffffffffffff
. Good day to all of my fellow Christians, firstly my apology for being out of topic. I came here to remind you people that the judgment day has started already. Please depart from cursing, smoking, gambling, fornication, occultism, and for watching pornography etc. lest you be found not worthy to inter the kingdom of God in the Day of Execution. .
ye .. u should change the title to “best insurance advert” or w.e.. cause when i saw it i was like wtf
aweful
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pretty lame (sorry!)
nice
TURN DOWN THE VOLUME and I will translate: D= Dad K = Kid D: “So do you like this park”? K: “Daddy, its like our back yard! When will we go back home?” D: “Sweetie, we can’t go back to that house” K: “Is that because we sold all our furniture or because of the policeman with those papers who was nice enough to walk us out the front door last night, or because we have no money?” D:”It’s OK.. When your mommy gets back from downtown, she will have lots of $20 bills for us” bwaHAHAA
dont give up your day jobs.
Progressives Car Insurance Policy appears to be nothing more than a pyramid scheme in which those Corporate Executives at the top get richer and richer while injured policyholders are left without medical care as I have delineated in my video Progressive Insurance Has Treated Me as Road kill. It is nothing more than taxpayer subsidized profits for Corporations such as Progressive. Progressive Insurance is a Ponzi Scheme which needs to be investigated.
thats not even real puke!!
umm wow… funny..in a wierd way.
I take exception to that! George Bush may be a porch monkey coon oreo, but he is not an Uncle Tom!
What? No mention of the porch monkey coon oreo uncle tom president?