Tommy Lee Jones does ads for Boss Coffee's Rainbow Mountain brand of iced coffee, most of which feature him as a fish-out-of-water immigrant observing and enjoying Japanese life, taking odd jobs (cab driver, train station guard, astronaut, etc) and occasionally using his magical powers. It's like a series of clips from an early-90s science fiction show set in a parralel universe. Which it is.
7 minutes of Tommy Lee Jones' fabulous Japanese coffee commercials
Tiny metal Rubik's Cube requires tweezers
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Extreme heat mutates cute baby on Japanese shop sign into horrifying demon-child — and tourists love it
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Guards vs cats: The ongoing battle at Japanese museum entrance
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Your wallet called—it loves this MacBook deal
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You don't need to be da Vinci or Picasso to paint when you have Paintstorm!
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This cordless vacuum gives tricky nooks and crannies the clean of their lives!
TL;DR: The Farberware cordless stick vacuum comes with three brush heads, three speeds, and a smart sensor for $179.99 (reg. $229)! Are you still trying to clean your home with that behemoth of a… READ THE REST
