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Listen: 60 (NO MORE's Official Super Bowl 49 Ad)
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Overview
The video is built around a comedic sketch where a caller mistakenly contacts 911 instead of a pizza place. A frantic operator tries to determine whether there’s a real emergency, but the caller insists everything is “okay” and can’t (or won’t) talk—because they’re basically calling for a delivery order.
Key Beats of the Bit
- The caller requests a specific pizza: “a large with half pepperoni, half mushroom.”
- The operator repeatedly emphasizes that 911 is for emergencies, not ordering food.
- The operator presses for details, including:
- Whether there’s an emergency
- Whether the caller can talk
- Whether anyone else is present
- The exchange escalates into absurdity as the caller answers minimally and curtly, treating the call like a normal delivery request.
- The punchline lands when the operator says an officer is on the way, and the caller’s final response is essentially: “No… see you soon.”—turning the “dispatch” into a joke.
Main Joke / Theme
Misuse of emergency lines, played for laughs through the contrast between serious 911 procedure and the caller’s totally non-emergency goal (pizza delivery).
Characters (as portrayed)
- 911 Operator
- Caller (pizza-ordering customer)
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