Perfection

I pity the fool who doesn't watch the right channels/time slots to see these commercials, so I'm doing you a favor:


There are two important lessons to be learned:

1. Mr. T's hair is perfect. It's hard to argue with science...
2. Mr. T is extremely generous, taking time out of his busy schedule to help others "look good."

It may not be the most coveted endorsement in the world, but when's the last time you saw another member of The A-Team on TV?

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