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Few Chicago TV commercials ever really reach iconic status. It’s a small club. Car dealer Maury Ettleson was definitely a member. The tagline he proclaimed with his business partner Nick Celozzi ...

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The tagline for Celozzi-Ettleson Chevrolet — "Where you always save more money" — made him and his partner Nick Celozzi instantly recognizable and became a part of Chicago pop culture.

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Streaming was once cheap and free of ads. Now it can cost more than cable. Should you try cheaper plans with ads? Commercials really aren't that bad.

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