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My guess is that their voiceover guy had an exclusivity agreement with the other company. He could live in a jurisdiction that enforces non-compete agreements,
by brandmeyer 8y ago
My guess is that their voiceover guy had an exclusivity agreement with the other company.
He could live in a jurisdiction that enforces non-compete agreements, or he could have been currently employed by the competitor with a full-employment clause in it.