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Monkeys Let Go by CareerBuilder.com

However cute they may be, working with monkeys is not all it's cracked up to be.

CareerBuilder.com, the USA’s largest online employment network, which both entertained and annoyed the viewing public with its four ‘monkey ads’ first shown at the 2005 SuperBowl, is giving the monkeys pink-slips this year.
"It's tough working with monkeys. And we've had enough," reads text at the end of the ad. "Watch the CareerBuilder ads evolve. Feb. 4 on the big game," which is a reference to the upcoming Super Bowl.
CareerBuilder is showing a teaser of its upcoming Super Bowl ads with a "Farewell" tribute to the monkeys and a humorous new online promotion, the Age-O-Matic, which shows the aging that happens when a person spends too much time at a "soul-sucking job."
Posted by abnu on Sunday, January 28, 2007 @ 4:48 PM [ + ]

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