I'm sure you've been wondering if PwC was going to revive its #BallotBriefcase gimmick for this year's Oscars and sure enough, it's getting passed around like a joint at a Dead show.
Here's partner Brian Cullinan (aka Matt Damon) explaining the process:
Excited for the #Oscars? @PwC_LLP showed us the #BallotBriefcase, which contains the names of all of @TheAcademy winners. #CheddarLIVE pic.twitter.com/dM2E8fjrlV
— Cheddar (@cheddar) January 24, 2017
Yes, everyone wants to hold this pretty average looking briefcase that currently has nothing in it because it once held Jennifer Lawrence's name on an envelope. And that's understandable, whatever works for a marketing schtick, but thank god people are wearing gloves. I mean, look at all these people getting all handsy with this thing:
This year I'm determined to find out who is going to win at the Oscars! #BallotBriefcase #PwC pic.twitter.com/U8COTxQMMl
— Paul Dunay (@PaulDunay) January 25, 2017
The #BallotBriefcase greets its fans in the PwC New York office! Follow the journey on Snapchat : BallotBriefcase pic.twitter.com/vPsu6uut25
— PwC LLP (@PwC_LLP) January 25, 2017
Yep, that's me with on the red carpet w/ #AcademyAwards #BallotBriefcase. Per Crocodile Dundee, "that's not a perk. THAT'S a perk. @PwC_LLP pic.twitter.com/oM6eJz0JDA
— John S. Abrahams (@johnlearns) January 25, 2017
I made it to the red carpet and got my white gloved hands on the #BallotBriefcase . Yep, this is work! #lovemyjob #PwC pic.twitter.com/jcCMmvk9PR
— Alison Gilmore (@GilmoreAlison) January 25, 2017
Bust out your jazz hands if you're excited about the #ballotbriefcase #Oscars #NYC pic.twitter.com/onxYPOke2k
— PwC US Careers (@PwC_US_Careers) January 25, 2017
If they didn't make people wear the gloves, by the team it reached the Dolby Theatre, that thing would be as filthy as a bathroom door knob.
