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Yes, That Was The Schnitzel Truck You Saw On TV Last Night

Nothing like a T-Mobile ad during the World Series (or the Office, or Top Chef) to raise your profile. The Schnitzel Truck is everywhere thanks to a brand new TV ad that seems to be everywhere.  The truck is only on for a few seconds, and I’m not exactly sure what a priest who text messages has to do with schnitzel, but whatever.  It’s still kind of cool. (Oh, and a quick reminder- they’re on 26th and Park today instead of Dumbo because of the Vendr.TV switcheroo.)

Thanks to Lunch’er “Robert” for sending a link to the video. Check it out, after the jump…

The real question is, on a big screen in Hi-Def can you make out the “Recommended by Midtown Lunch” sticker under the newspaper articles!

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9 Comments

  1. So strange, but good for them!

  2. I still want a schnitzel burger…*tears*

  3. Oh yeah. I saw it two nights ago. Eh.

  4. What is in that priest’s hand? It’s certainly not a schnitzel. Looks more like a schnitzengruben (15 is my limit).

  5. I noticed this during the Yankee game last night. I still don’t understand how Shnitzel has gotten so much press. I bet a ML reader on Madison Ave. got this lined up. :)

  6. AND a great Architecture In Helsinki song! I went “Oh!” for the song and then “OH!!” again for the Schnitzel Truck

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    yey now i can order from the snitzel truck… damn this sandwich is big!

  8. I am sitting here in CT last night watching tv, and then all of a sudden there in front of me is the Schnitzel Truck. What a gas. So cool to see it back here in the sticks.

  9. I saw it last night on America’s Next Top Model, I had Tivoed it and was skipping past the commercials when the truck caught my eye. pretty random having the priest there though.

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