・Starting from a logo or a cool visual ・Being handed a drink during a marathon ・It's a Bacon Latte ・Confused at first, but after drinking it... ・Getting energized ・Logo ・Bacon Latte, half-price sale now on!
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A Pixar-style short about a nervous little traffic cone who dreams of being a finish line pylon at a major race. Other cones mock its ambitions. A construction worker accidentally places it at a marathon finish line. The cone's painted face shifts from terror to joy as runners pass. Confetti falls on its cone head. Other cones watch on TV, inspired. Audio: Traffic sounds becoming crowd cheers, inspirational swelling music.
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