Middle Man Drop-Off

Middle Man Drop-Off is a commercial while a woman pulls a middle man on the desk out of a car in the desert area. At the end, the middle man glares at the audience.

Aired

• Commercial First Aired: September 2, 1996
• Commercial Last Aired: May 18, 2002

Voice Roles

• Woman in Van as
• Man at ACME Desk as
• Voice of VO as Andrew Anthony (early voice)

Transcript

(Scene: Desert Area - A woman is in a car parking, pulling something out of it.)

VO: Buy direct from GEICO and you can drop a very expensive person from your car insurance policy…

(The car has revealed a middle man sitting on a chair with the ACME Insurance desk, papers flung everywhere. The car drives away.)

VO: ...the middle man.

(Cut to: GEICO Direct/GEICO logo)

(Phone: 1-800-947-AUTO)

(URL: www.GEICO.com)

(Text: The sensible alternative)

VO: GEICO, a fifteen-minute call could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

Links

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3tr5fMbBAc [in 29:12 trademark before "Please raise your hand"] (Phone: 1 (800) 555-2753)
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHPQF6fmLRc [in 09:50 trademark before "Please raise your hand"] (Phone: 1 (800) 710-7745)
• YouTube:

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See Also

• Middle Man Drop-Off (GEICO Mobile App)

Trivia

• The GEICO theme of the tune is played on acoustic guitar.
• This video can be seen inside the introduction of GEICO's Video Library website since 1998.

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