Razor

Don't Google Bic pen.

Razor.

Razor? Razor, see? Razor? Yeah, very famous.

Bic razors.

Lots of them.

I go back to Harry's

Razors.

I grew up, there was Gillette and there was Remington.

That was it.

Harry's Razors came out online, cheaper, five razors, and captured, what, a third of the market?

Fantastic.

And they captured...

He's up in Nashville, New Hampshire.

It takes the human being to take that forward and curate the output.

So for example, one of my case studies, I met one of the early hires at Harry's Razors.

I don't know if you use their razors.

Shaving.

Easy refreshing kicks, and they're guaranteed.

Right now, you get Razor Direct Brute Razor Sensor travel case, plus the fact-filled encyclopedia baseball, all for $1, the regular price of the Razor alone.

Andy Carey waves off in a home six against Sal Magli.

So far, there's been one hit in the ballgame.

How do you shave? The easy way.

With shaving cream and a Gillette razor.

Like 24, you find how easy, how clean, and how comfortable a shave can be when you latch onto the Gillette Super Speed Razor that's matched to your face.

It's a light, regular, or heavy.

For those Brooklyn Dodgers and the Yanks are warming up for round two in the big battle for baseball's World Championships.

As I'm sure you know, this is another broadcast from the Cavalcator Sports, presented by the Gillette Safety Razor Company.

Your radio host of all the major boxing bouts.

The Sugar Bowl football game, New Orleans.

And

we're just double playing all over the line.

And for a double play in shaving comfort, just slip a Gillette Blue Blade in the new Gillette Tech Razor.

And, oh, man, what shaves you get.

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Hi everybody, this is Bob Wolfe at Yankee Stadium in New York with the third game of the World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees, sent your way by the Gillette Safety Razor Company.

major sports classics the year round, such as the series, the Rose Bowl game, Blue-Gray game, Kentucky Derby, All-Star game, and the week's feature boxing event every Friday night are broadcast and telecast by the Gillette Safety Razor Company.

It's our way of saying thank you for using Gillette products.

This broadcast is authorized under broadcasting rights granted by the Commissioner of Baseball solely for the entertainment of our listening audience.

Somebody has a happy souvenir.

So the count remains three balls, two strikes.

The great folks of the Gillette Safety Razor Company, mighty proud to be bringing you the 1956 World Series.