Bud Light TV Commercial, 'Pit of Misery'
“Pit of Misery”
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Escaping the Pit of Misery is no easy feat, and returning to it seems ludicrous. But Greg didn't escape to save his own life, he just needed to make a beer run. He locks himself back into the dungeon and throws away the key before handing out a round of Bud Light to his fellow prisoners who happily shout "dilly dilly" after telling Doug to shut up and stop complaining. Even in a dungeon, Greg is one of those friends you can always count on.
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