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Memorable, local commercial spots from long ago. <\/p>\n

Dubious video\/sound quality. But that’s how I remember them. Denevi’s locations (above), as jingle, just stuck in one’s head like  . . .  paste.
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The story of Maurice \u201cEd\u201d Barbara (above) actually ended up on NBC’s Unsolved Mysteries,<\/em><\/a> fall 1989.
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No matter what one would buy at Steven Matthew<\/em> David’s ‘Top-of-the-Hill-Daily-City’ electronics store, one would get a free bike. Not sure why, but hell, it was a FREE BIKE.
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Paul was The Master of the Shit-Eating Grin.
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Pete Ellis knew van conversions had something to do with sex. He also knew one would remember his address if children sang it. This video is the So Cal version of the commercial, the Nor Cal jingle simply had a different sing-along address (which we all knew): ‘1095 West El Camino Real, Sunny-Vale.’<\/em>
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