On the Nationwide Insurance "World's Greatest Spokesperson" commercial, what
does "rednip nuskin" mean? It's that one that's running constantly during the Winter Olympics along with the other commercial where the Nationwide executive goes up into the mountains to get THe World's Greatest Spokesperson In The World" (the redundancy of this is part of the joke) because he's retreated there because "he cares too much." But, in the second commercial, he's in a lady's house and is able to get her a better deal on her insurance by switching to Nationwide. And in the end of the commercial he draws in the air with his finger and says "rednip nuskin." From what I can tell, it's just simple silliness. THe whole ad campaign seems to be very silly but clever. But what do you think it means?
does "rednip nuskin" mean? It's that one that's running constantly during the Winter Olympics along with the other commercial where the Nationwide executive goes up into the mountains to get THe World's Greatest Spokesperson In The World" (the redundancy of this is part of the joke) because he's retreated there because "he cares too much." But, in the second commercial, he's in a lady's house and is able to get her a better deal on her insurance by switching to Nationwide. And in the end of the commercial he draws in the air with his finger and says "rednip nuskin." From what I can tell, it's just simple silliness. THe whole ad campaign seems to be very silly but clever. But what do you think it means?