Verizon Super Bowl 2018 TV Commercial, 'Answering the Call: Saying Thanks'
“Answering the Call: Saying Thanks”
About This Ad
People who have been saved by first responders give thanks to the first responders who came to them in their time of need. Each caller makes sure the responders know they are unforgettable. One woman is so overwhelmed with gratitude that she starts to cry over the phone as she describes the moment she knew the responder was not giving up on saving her life. During Super Bowl LII, Verizon says that it's the responders' duty to answer the call, but it's Verizon's duty to make sure they can get it.
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