Wayne McLaren is a man who raised the popularity of Marlboro cigarettes to unprecedented heights, and then, for the rest of his life, who fought with the factory companies.
This is the very Maclean who at the beginning earned a lot of money for what he increased every day and This is he, that very Man-Tabak, who called millions of TV viewers to the "crazy country of Malbo".
Well, we all make mistakes. More often small, but at times they are simply monstrous. Wayne McClane, cowboy Malbopo, is one of the few who, having made such a mistake, then applied all his efforts to fix it. He announced that it was a large-scale factory war of the tobacco industry. And I played it c. B 1992. However, did you play?
Wayne McClane became Phillip Morris's most successful commercial runner, a brave and brutal cowboy that's all about the blame and wasn’t fucking shitty.
From the TV screens, he gave millions of Americans [and not only!] To understand that they were such cool guys, as he, the cowboy Malboro, made such a delicious After the first advertising company with McLaren's participation in the sale of Marlboro cigarettes, they quickly took off upward and took the fourth line in the default hit-parcel. And after just a few years, these cigarettes have become sold on the territory of America for more than all the rest of them. In the form of a bold, free and unacceptable cow, Wayne McClane has been promoting cigarettes for 27 years. And then he realized that he was dying from them.
With a lot of work, Wayne MacLapey managed to quit smoking, but it was already fine. The doctors provided him with lungs and prescribed a long and painful, like illness itself, a course of radiation and chemotherapy. After going through the torture of an oncological dispenser and losing one lung, he realized that he had to. But even before that, as they cut out an easy one, the dying cow started a war and became, in fact, the name of the inception of the incipient movement to fight. Having spent on attempts to heal himself from the proliferation of organism, he is in a healthy state, not less than a large one - he spent on the experience of a healthy life.
From television screens and in the radio, he honestly admitted that he was wrong and that he, in doing business, became the reason for the sudden death from cruising. A few days before his death, he even out loud declared: “My usual rule has finished me. It is not worth it that the last months of your life you have spent on visiting departments for seriously ill patients. Tabak will kill you. If you don't believe - look at me."
He didn't lie. Too really killed him. The representatives of the factory companies tried to shut him up by giving him a whole lot of money. But they either did not understand, or did not want to understand that the dying person does not need money. With his own light, he will not carry them. Poetomy do poclednix dney Wayne Maklapen, kovboy, naychivshy milliony lyudey kypit, zazyvaya THEIR in zagadochnyyu ctpany Marlboro, pytalcya otychit From etogo pagybnogo zanyatiya yzhe kypyaschix and ppedyppedit o cmeptelnoy opacnocti esche ne zakypivshix, cvoey life pokazyvaya chto nactoyaschaya ctpana Marlboro naxoditcya no gde- anything, but in the oncodispance.
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