Pantech Element "Spelling"

Spot opens with a young child playing a kid-friendly app on the Pantech Element tablet. Mom and Dad are talking to each other, spelling out letter by letter what they are saying, just like parents do when they talk around small children. The young child has a glass of water and accidentally spills it on the Element. Dad asks Mom if they should be letting the child play with the tablet and Mom reassures him that it's perfectly fine because the Element is waterproof. The spot closes with the Pantech Element and Burst bundle offer - Buy a waterproof Pantech Element for $249.99 and get a 4G Burst smartphone free. Only from AT&T. Rethink Possible.

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[JONAHonTHEhill]

POOPOO

[Growler6t6]

It's June and since February, AT&T has added $50 to the price and that's without the free phone. But that's ok ... ay with me ... I'm not going to buy one anyway ...ay.

[warmsignal]

I'm probably the only one thinking the mom is kind of a hottie. Maybe I just have a thing for glasses and red heads, and shes both.

[Caitlyn Malik]

hahaah great that someone put this up.. whenever i find myself saying ok its always "OK...AY" ahh you know its bad when your quoting at&t commercials. Anyway i end up trying to explain the commercial and no one seems to have seen it (does no one watch tv??) and so now i have a link to send them hah

[deepsea70]

Thanks patspot1969. 

[patspot1969]

She says "O.K.......ay" spelling "okay"

[deepsea70]

What does she say at the end and what does it suppose to mean? A-Y or A-Wise, not sure?

[Exstadrenaline]

Same. I can't believe anyone thinks these crap half-assed jokes are worth hearing.

[johnnyrckt]

Sudden urge to choke living creatures.

[Bill Snebold]

This seems to be a different edit than the one I saw online somewhere a couple weeks ago. In that one he says "Should we stop spell-talking now?" instead of "…spelling…". Thought it was funnier the old way.