In this funny new ad for Pizza Hut, a hipster (beard, checked shirt, shoulder bag) arrives home to find an impostor disguised as him sitting on the sofa beside his girlfriend watching TV. What's worse, the impostor is eating his pizza!
TRANSCRIPT
TOM: What's going on?
WOMAN: Tom?
IMPOSTOR: No, no, I'm Tom.
TOM: No, I'm Tom.
WOMAN: Oh, Tom took the pizza.
VOICEOVER: New Classic Crust from Pizza Hut sprinkled with buttery garlic seasoning. Any large Classic Crust for only £7.99 this week only. Order now from Pizza Hut Delivery.
LANGUAGE NOTES
1. You steal something from someone. • He stole the pizza from his friend. Someone who steals something is a thief.
2. You order something from someone. • He ordered a pizza from Domino's.
3. In the ad, £7.99 is said 'seven ninety-nine'. You could also say 'seven pounds ninety-nine', or 'seven pounds and ninety-nine pence' — but that would take too long in a 30-second ad, where every millisecond counts.
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