Coca-Cola Border Patrol

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Two border guards who do not like each other come to like each other over 2 cokes.
The commercial is trying to sell Coca-Cola
There were two border guards from different countries. One was a bit fat and the other was lean. They both seemed to not like each other because they were from different countries.
The objects in the commercial where a gate, two booths for the border guards to sit in, two cokes, and the guards swords. The gate was what prevented the guards from sharing thier cokes. One of the guards used his sword to draw a new, small deviating in the border line so they could share the cokes.
There are two border guards that seem not to like each other because they are from different countries. There is a gate that separates the countries

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