
Blue-Emu TV Commercial, 'Golf Outing' Featuring Johnny Bench
“Golf Outing”
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Former MLB catcher Johnny Bench is out playing golf with several other men. They are all attempting to relieve their muscle aches in absurd ways: One man is writhing in discomfort because the cream he is putting on his arms stings. Another man who is sitting in the golf cart is attached to an electronic device with wires and seems to be electrocuting himself. The third man is hurriedly placing tape all over his arms. Johnny suggests that they stop holding up the golf course and use Blue-Emu.
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