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Showing posts with label Argentina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Argentina. Show all posts

Thursday, January 03, 2008

Banco Provincia of Argentina




I ran across this video again and thought it was worth repeating.

I love this video and it still makes me cry. It is a Television Commercial From Argentina for a bank.



"Hello, Mr. Louis."

"Hi...I have a question. When you applied to get the loan to open this beauty salon, did you have to show an ID?"

"...yeah.... "

"and on your ID, it says that you're really a male, doesn't it?"

"..yes."

"and they still gave you the loan?"

"yes."

"well...they are the same bank that just gave me a loan to save my farm. and...it just made me think, you know? and I came here...to apologize for treating you poorly all these years. for not knowing how to treat you."

http://vickiedavis.blogspot.com/2007/07/television-commercial-from-argentina.html

Sunday, July 15, 2007

A Television Commercial From Argentina



(Special thanks to Curtis for passing this along, and for the following translation and explanation … )

The dialogue goes like this:

“Hello, Mr. Louis.”

“Hi…I have a question. When you applied to get the loan to open
this beauty salon, did you have to show an ID?”

“…yeah…. “

“and on your ID, it says that you’re really a male, doesn’t it?”

“..yes.”

“and they still gave you the loan?”

“yes.”

“well…they are the same bank that just gave me a loan to save my
farm. and…it just made me think, you know? and i came here…to
apologize for treating you poorly all these years. for not knowing
how to treat you.”

The old farmer gives the transgender woman a little wooden carving that
he made of a ballerina, and says he’s sorry, and goes back to his car.
The wife waves from the car; the beauty shop owner clutches her
ballerina, and the car drives off.



They would never have such a ad in this country. Sad to say.

Thank you Stephanie Kay and Autumn Sandeen. It made me cry!

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