RARE recording of the Frito Bandito tv ad (1967-1971) How things change.

The Frito Bandito offers the American silver, then a bag of gold for Fritos - then pulls out two handguns and steals the Fritos.

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"Frito-Lay was one of several American companies that featured Mexican revolutionaries in its advertising during the late 1960s—others included the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company, the Elgin Watch Company, and American Motors."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frito_Bandito