The Netherlands

You've seen The Entrance, you've spied on The Date, now Heine

It's all about corny oddvertising.

Charlie Sheen is reborn - we all know he'll be doing this ad-acting tour until we're out of #winning jokes. In this ad, which ends with the line "Zo" from "zo, nu eerst een Bavaria" the line that has been going for so many years and can be translated to "There, now we can have a Bavaria," Charlie really deserves a beer at the end.

See he checks out of the "California Rehab Clinic" with a cheery "lets not have a drink sometime" (har har) and then as he drives home he sees everyone who shouldn't be having beer, having a beer.

It's no Alles onder Controle, but what the hey.

It starts out like a typical night in the red light district. Men mulling about outside of the red lit windows where barely clad ladies are flaunting their stuff. But then something happens, a woman shakes and another and another, all the while music by Raveyards grows louder over the canal. The six women perform a nicely synchronized dance in the windows of this building and attract even more onlookers. When their routine is done the impressed onlookers spontaneously applaud. That's when the sign above the building appears, and I applaud.