Holiday Inn Express TV Commercial, 'Bullhorn' Featuring Rob Riggle
“Bullhorn”
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At the Holiday Inn Express dining area, creative director Rob Riggle is calling for everyone's attention with the help of a bullhorn. He announces that everyone should go back to bed because of Snoozapalooza. Snoozapalooza means late checkouts at noon and even late breakfast, so sleeping in is encouraged! Snoozapalooza is going to be great according to Rob Riggle. So much that his co-worker takes the bullhorn from him to reaffirm her position on Snoozapalooza. For a limited time, guests staying
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