The ads had been running alongside the NCAA March Madness tournament
, but perhaps they can be convinced to care about Americans .
It’s not about saluting the flag, as theMajors, who was hired to be a “figure of Gen Z mentorship age” for the commercials, was brought in to introduce the “appropriate physical and moral presence” and be a “big brother or big sister to the young adult making this decision [about potentially joining the military].” Obviously, that was before the arrest.
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