I looked very closely and I'm reasonably sure that says 'Faytvul'. Clearly, he's lost out on millions for not having a caddy creative enough to drop a glass into the bottom of his golf holes. John Daly is incredibly accurate when hitting into bars. This must be why Switzer was a wishbone guy. You know someone was all like 'I bet you can't hit a ball over the top of the town square from here' and Daly was all like 'stop the bus, I'll climb on top of the bus and hit it to Barry at the resort. I WANT TO DO THIS SO BAD! And anyone who says they wouldn't is either a liar or a fool. 'Where are we?' Really? I assume Daly knew he was in Fayetteville, but wanted to know just how close he was to the Damgoode Pies and the driver was unaware. I'm going with something that's not so much a word but more of a brute sound. They're clearly leaving it open to interpretation, not unlike a spicy Miles Davis number. We got the 'sh' and can tell it likely ends in a '!'. And to think we always just take our recruits to the Catfish Hole and feed them endless hushpuppies. This commercial should be part of the Arkansas recruiting guide.Īt this point we know we all want to be at the resort, and knowing that you're just a John Daly tee shot from the Fayetteville town square? Amazing. Then we close it out with 'and you're the only one, oh yeah!' and they point to me like they're actually talking to me and I can have the exact same Downstream Casino experience that this Wolfpack did. In just 10 seconds you can go from the faux-Rat Pack lounge show to whatever is about to happen in this room.īut whatever it was sure put everybody in a good mood! They've literally taken the party to the after party to the hotel lobby. It's like they're saying the Downstream Casino Resort is Oz and we're all living in Depression Kansas with a yap-dog and townies.

Switzer and Sims don't even grace the screen until color comes in. Daly's voice blasts the color onto the screen in vibrant pinks and purples. It's too much power to be left in black and white. The star power hits you in the face instantly. The is the most powerful commercial in the collection canon. Limiting them to the local television viewers in the Arkansas/Oklahoma/Missouri/Kansas border region is thievery. Top it off with Billy Sims in some sort of James Brown-slash-Donny Osmond hair, and that takes us into legend territory. Imagining him hanging out with John Daly takes your imagination to crazy places.

Anything with Barry Switzer is a guaranteed classic.

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