It’s a commercial for Ohio tourism. Shown in Ohio.
There’s a couple with a kid sleeping in a tent. The kid whines that he misses his night light, so they put him outside the tent, in his sleeping bag, so he can see the full moon.
WTF? Are they implying that you can see the full moon only from Ohio? Are there people who refuse to come to Ohio because they think there’s no moon here? Are they implying that there’s absolutely nothing worth seeing or doing here, except lying outside under the moon?
The NY State ads are always full of Pataki walking around the beautiful parts of the state saying how great things are. So it becomes a political ad paid for by the entire state.
Sounds like false advertising to me. I lived in Ohio for a year, and I don’t think I saw the moon once. It was overcast and rainy the whole time, except when it was overcast and snowy, but maybe that’s just Toledo.
We get South Carolina tourism ads in South Carolina too. I find them kind of disturbing for some reason. “The smiling faces and beautiful places of South Carolina are calling to you” then a whispering voice says “Call them back.” WTF? Why the whispering? I’m not sure why that bothers me.