Will they find a home? Sponsored by GEICO, Jane doesn't mind an apartment with no elevator.

Five flights of stairs is five plates of cardio. Bob is a little less enthusiastic about stairs.

I hate stairs.

Compromise is tough, but these two won't have to compromise when they bundle renters

in car insurance with GEICO.

It's easy and they could save even more.

In the end, Jane and Bob found an apartment that's a four-story walkup.

And Bob? Yeah, there's a freight elevator she doesn't know about. What were you talking about? Oh, uh nothing. Bundling without compromise at Geico.com

The man who came up with the concept behind and the voice of

Rocky and Bullwinkle.

McGruff, the crime dog has died.

Oh, if it's a murderer, this is going to be a great story.

I'm guessing I'm guessing it's old age the guy had to be 120.

John Jack Keel was an ad exec who drafted the idea of a trench coat dog that happens upon the scene of potentially dangerous situations urging people to

Take a bite out of crime. Thank you. The public service announcement

began renting in 1980 and is still seen a part of the country today.

Oh yeah. I loved them when I was. I did too. You know, thinking about it now. They don't want to

stop crime. They just want to take a bite out of it. Yeah. Josh, the

effect, that commercial affected you, didn't it? Yeah, but I... You were heading

down the wrong road for a while there. I sure was, yeah. My only problem is I started taking a bite out of everything.

Here's one of the fattest things.

I took a bite out of a bite out of hell and a bite out of everything.

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