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This commercial is ok. I understand why people think it's great but I've seen better. How did a kid get past security? Why didn't anybody stop him?
This was 1980. [And that kid is in his late 30's (or early 40's) by now!]
Security was not that tight in most places, and kids were encouraged to get closer to the players. If you review the ad, you'll see a lot of people in the entrance to that ramp.
And, Mean Joe Green was leaving the field, dejected and hurt. No one cared.
Nowadays, people would be arresting the kid's parents for allowing him to wander alone in the stadium. It's dangerous out there!
If commercials were like real life, they'd be called documentaries.