Campbell's Chunky Maxx Soup TV Commercial, 'Working for the Weekend''
“Working for the Weekend”
About This Ad
Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys announces to an office full of employees that he is there to fill in for Steve as Steve fills up with a bowl of Campbell's Chunky Maxx Soup. He says it has 40 percent more meat so Steve can burn 40 percent more midnight oil. Dak declares, "Let's crunch these numbers," but when he realizes they are actually architects, he tells them it's time to build houses.
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