Because they were empty… they poured the bottles in the glasses

many people still hated both of them.

Yep. I remember thinking 'Is that really the best way to do that?' but what did I know.

I didn't either!

I was thinking the same. The whole 7 around 2 wrapped by 1 thing.

I can’t recall much of college but I remember this. Kinda sad. 😅

ikr so cool 😎

in brazil too.

Me too. But it seems his face doesn't match his voice.

Larry David said George couldn't act. That's why you never saw George on Seinfeld doing a cameo.

Javy C I was just watching ‘The Bronx is Burning’ the miniseries about the ‘77 Yanks, and they have a scene where they’re making this commercial. So I think you’re right 👍🏼

@@literallyunderrated where and how were you watching? seems finding the series anywhere is very, very difficult. please share if you can

Javy C I bought the dvd on ebay, less than 10 bucks. Its an ESPN series so it might also be on their on demand channel

@ Jay C Your chronology makes more sense, since Billy Martin had been fired by the Yankees and replaced by Bob Lemon in July 1978 after his infamous comment to reporters "One's a born liar; the other's convicted." (The liar being Reggie Jackson, and the convicted being Steinbrenner for his illegal campaign contributions to Nixon.) Of course, the commercial might still have continued to air on TV in August of '78 after Martin's first of many firings from the Yankees. Would the advertiser have pulled it?

@@publiushamilton4030 Yes, it did replay and I remember their being several of these Miller Lite spots, back then. I believe Mickey Mantle appeared in one, obviously before he quit drinking. Mantle and Martin were drinking buddies during their playing years. Places like Toots Shors, must've been quite the hang, back in the day. Anyway, it was great seeing this ad again. But, I'm still not a fan of Miller Lite, despite me being a die-hard Yankee's fan and my enjoyment in seeingy these ads, again. I'll have a Guinness, ty very much. 😎👍

It is without his trademark glasses on

He was the first major spokesman in NASCAR history, we Yankees knew of no other stars until A February Sunday in 1979. I was surprised to see him driving an Oldsmobile that day. All hail the King!

I bet that was funny for a few days ba k in 2019

Unlike Steinbrenner and Martin you couldn’t have gotten Ryan and Ditka to be that civil to each other for any length of time. Whereas Billy and George were two guys that genuinely liked each other but clashed when their egos got the best of them, Buddy and Mike genuinely hated each other’s guts.

⁠@@joerules829This. It wasn’t until Buddy was literally on his death bed when Ditka spoke to him again, just days before his passing. Even then, I believe Mike was mostly giving well-wishes to Buddy’s kids.