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Laugh Vault on Instagram: "The post shares a 2003 compilation of "Trunk Monkey" ads from Portland's Suburban Auto Group, where a button-deployed monkey humorously handles car mishaps like theft or tire changes, garnering over 300,000 views in hours for its absurd appeal. Created by ad agency R\West, the series went viral and was licensed to 45 U.S. dealerships, predating modern car memes by two decades while satirizing everyday frustrations with over-the-top primate intervention. Replies evoke n
Laugh Vault on Instagram: "The post shares a 2003 compilation of "Trunk Monkey" ads from Portland's Suburban Auto Group, where a button-deployed monkey humorously handles car mishaps like theft or tire changes, garnering over 300,000 views in hours for its absurd appeal. Created by ad agency R\West, the series went viral and was licensed to 45 U.S. dealerships, predating modern car memes by two decades while satirizing everyday frustrations with over-the-top primate intervention. Replies evoke n
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