That is what Minnesota lottery asks you in their new advertising questionnaire developed by Colle+McVoy . Well, it may vary as per your tastes.
The commercial features slightly humorous examples of a couch potato in a really relaxed mood, a guy who poses for luxurious portraits and a granny who makes a world tour in a private jet. The question – what kind of billionaire would you be- is repeatedly asked.
In terms of its aesthetic value, the commercial only entertains us to a minimal extent. The examples presented in the commercial could have been more appealing and forceful.
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