The first in the "good deeds" series of television commercial for Liberty Mutual produced by advertising agency Hill Holliday. It features strangers doing good deeds for strangers, which inspires onlookers to do the same.
The song is "Half Acre," by Hem. It's on their 2002 album "Rabbit Songs." More information about the band can be found at their MySpace page here: http://www.myspace.com/hem
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such a shame that the best way for a great band like hem to make a real dollar comes from helping big companies lie to people. of course to be fair i don't really know liberty mutual so maybe they're ok, but the bottom line is always the bottom line with these kinds of companies.
Responsibility? I don't thinks so. My dad has a law suit against Liberty Mutual and my dad got an inguinal hernia and Liberty Mutual won't accept the surgery which means they could care less if my dad dies of the pain.
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Terrible company.