Quite the successful campaign, and hilarious to boot
Thanks, Chef!
+1
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They may know cars but are idiots about animals.
Those “trunk monkeys” were chimpanzees. Chimps are apes, not monkeys.
Apes do not have tails and have flatter faces. Monkeys have tails and a more pronounced snout.
And yes, Curious George is an ape, not a monkey.
“TrunkApe” just doesn’t have the same appeal
Okay–maybe “Trunk Chimp”?
The creator of those commercials may not know an ape from a monkey, but they know comedy. Those are hilarious.
C’mon Tim, loosen up, it’s party time and the Trunk Monkey is always fun.
I can think of many occasions I wish I had one.