Peretz Bronstein a Lubavitcher was cast in an advertisement for HSBC Bank, featuring their interest in what people care about and how they protect that. In the ad people speak about children.
Video: Lubavitcher Lawyer Steps up on HSBC’s Soap Box
Peretz Bronstein a Lubavitcher was cast in an advertisement for HSBC Bank, featuring their interest in what people care about and how they protect that. In the ad people speak about children.
Speaking to CrownHeights.info Bronstein told us “it took a few takes, but we got it right.” In response to if this was a random appearance he said that it wasn’t, and that he was cast and paid to appear “just a few bucks though”.
On second thought
“He said he would give up his career for his kids.”
He appears to be a very nice hamish mensch however in todays employment climate I submit he better keep his career in order to support his kids.
normal
I suspect that was a scripted line…
IMHO it does not matter what he said, it’s an AMAZING thing to have a lubavitcher on a national TV commercial!
It’s like we’re becoming less of a novelty and more of an accepted part of the cultural American landscape, which is AWESOME.
Curious
Do he get paid ???
Curious
Si bemes nisht mine buisness
Ale Yidden a Shona Tova shana shel hisgalus MH”M
Passer-By-er
RE:curious
I don’t think so. I passed by when they were recording the advertisement and anyone was able to go up and say something.
taxi rider
this ad has been around for at least a month already
mendel cohen
Peretz Bronstein is a true Chosid and Yiras shamayim. He has helped our community as a whole as well as numerous individuals in many ways. i can personally attest to this
Mishkan Menachem
Always good to see you Peretz, Keep up the smile and a good sweet year.
dugma chaya
Mr Bronstein is a true talmid chochum and dugma chaya to other lubavitchers. I know him well and greatly respect him.
What does this mean?
So if the yeshievas decided that they they would not eccept children who’s father is a lawyer, you would give up your lawyer job and go into sales?
Doesit mean you come home early to do homework?
Observing
Why would any Yeshiva reject a child who’s parent; Mother or Father is an attorney? How did this question ever come up as an interpretation of the commercial?