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The Visa commercial about the Bills fan that spans three generations.  Does his wife die?  The one he proposed to during the Norwood kick?  She’s not there at the end of the commercial when he’s buying a jersey for his granddaughter and I was getting Up vibes.  Is she dead?  
 

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5 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

The Visa commercial about the Bills fan that spans three generations.  Does his wife die?  The one he proposed to during the Norwood kick?  She’s not there at the end of the commercial when he’s buying a jersey for his granddaughter and I was getting Up! vibes.  Is she dead?  
 

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Why would she go to get the Norwood jersey? She’s probably prepping at home for game day.

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She died. Some idiot slide down the guardrail at the Ralph and landed on her in a lower deck. He sued the Bills and won $7.6 million dollars. He's currently broke after buying that jersey and 2 tall boys in the stadium.

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the guy seems to get old rather quickly from buying a Nordwood jersey to being a granddad of an approximately 8 year old.  

 

But I don't think she is dead, as @jimmy10 pointed out, the Grandfather is the commercial's theme of passing down fandum.  

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Just now, jimmy10 said:


That’s why you’re a ray of sunshine on an otherwise cloudy day. 


Hey, I didn’t kill her!  Though he may have.

 

1 minute ago, RyanC883 said:

the guy seems to get old rather quickly from buying a Nordwood jersey to being a granddad of an approximately 8 year old.  


Old and kind of less Hispanic?

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2 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

 

Old and kind of less Hispanic?

 

Yeah, the initial guy does age and change ethnicities rather quickly.  I noticed that also.  

 

A commercial with a great theme that was horribly done.  

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3 minutes ago, RyanC883 said:

the guy seems to get old rather quickly from buying a Nordwood jersey to being a granddad of an approximately 8 year old.  

 

But I don't think she is dead, as @jimmy10 pointed out, the Grandfather is the commercial's theme of passing down fandum.  


Or, hear me out, EVERYone is dead. He and the granddaughter are the only survivors of a zombie apocalypse, and the most heartwarming part is that kid can walk the earth free from being made fun of for wearing a Norwood jersey. 

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1 minute ago, jimmy10 said:


Or, hear me out, EVERYone is dead. He and the granddaughter are the only survivors of a zombie apocalypse, and the most heartwarming part is that kid can walk the earth free from being made fun of for wearing a Norwood jersey. 

 

this sounds like the 6th sense of something ! 

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24 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

She died. Some idiot slide down the guardrail at the Ralph and landed on her in a lower deck. He sued the Bills and won $7.6 million dollars. He's currently broke after buying that jersey and 2 tall boys in the stadium.

Damn. He got 7.6m for that. I should have thought of that a long time ago 

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