Man cave
Sports fan Nick isn't exactly home for the holidays.
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| advertiser: | Real Sports Apparel |
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| agency: | Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment |
It looks like Stanfield’s guy at home in his underwear has started a trend towards commercial voyeurism. Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment has gotten into the game, promoting their retail store, Real Sports Apparel, by having sports fan Nick Still spend nine days (until Dec. 21) in the front window of the store, located at the Air Canada Centre. The goal is to show that the store sells more than just Leafs and Raptors jerseys. You can take a peek at Nick’s storefront day-to-day through a live webcam, though we’re sure the experience won’t be nearly as revealing as watching the Standfield guy (Nick gets to keep his clothes on).
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