In newyorkerhumor, Nicole Kidman lends her Oscar-winning gravitas to ads for Staples, Buffalo Wild Wings, and more.
WE COME TO THIS PLACE
for magic. And for envelopes. For the magic of envelopes. We come to Staples to laugh, to cry, to care. Because we have an abiding passion for office supplies. All of us. That indescribable feeling we get when we walk down the “Filing” aisle and run our fingers along a twenty-four-pack of three-tab manila folders, and we go somewhere we’ve never been before.
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