Did You Know
Starting in 2013, a series of commercials was broadcast in which one person reads a GEICO "15 percent" ad and a second person says "Everybody knows that," to which the first person says, "Well, did you know..." followed by an amusing (and fictional) "fact" which is then illustrated in a cutaway scene. This is followed by the announcer saying, "Geico: 15 minutes could save you—Well, you know."
- Did You Know Some Owls Aren't That Wise?: An owl is talking to her owl husband about her friend Megan, and the husband owl keeps saying, "Who?"
- Did You Know Old MacDonald Was a Really Bad Speller?: Old MacDonald is a contestant in a spelling bee, and is asked to spell "cow"; "C-O-W, E-I-E-I-O."
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