" I remember this when I was 8, I can't believe it! It was the first time I ever heard of Jamaica. Did John and Oko get credit for the melody "Merry, Merry Christmas. and Happy New Year"? In 92 I finally went to Jamaica at the Sunplash concert. That year they brought it back to Kingston....let's just say that I never want to go back to Jamaica.
The wife looks sad that her husband didn't come along. Perhaps the husband didn't accompany his wife and daughter because he doesn't get along with his in-laws. On the other hand, a more legit reason could be that the husband has to work and couldn't get the time off.
Watch all the ads and you'll understand: she's rehearsing!, writing! and doing voice-overs! non-stop! (In fact, one could even say, _"She's_ ACTIVE enough! _Thank you!")_
Folgers, a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble at the time, started selling it in 1975 and stopped selling it in 1993. It initially had strong sales, but it was never able to unseat the number one decaffeinated coffee at the time, Sanka, owned by Kraft Foods (now called Kraft Heinz). Folgers (now owned by the J.M. Smucker Co.) continues to sell decaffeinated coffee under its own brand name. Procter & Gamble still owns the rights to High Point Coffee, even though they no longer sell it.
