If you don’t live in New York, you’ve probably met someone from there who’s acted like it’s the center of the universe and told you it’s so great because of the culture and the food and the frenetic pace of life and the delicious smell of their own farts. But what you’re really missing out on if you don’t live in New York is the New York Lotto “Sweet Millions” commercials. You may remember the ad with the puppies in pajamas, but this one with bunnies at a county fair might be even better. Bunnies in teacups? Check. Bunnies on a slide? Check. Bunnies in bumper cars? Check. Bunny in a cow costume? Check. Bunny on a unicycle? Oh you better believe there’s a bunny on a unicycle.
With ads like this it doesn’t even matter what the product is. It could be for a bunny grinder that makes rabbit sausage, and I’d be all, “I have to get one! I’m gonna make the cutest sausage ever!”








I don’t care if I win – I’m buying tickets to keep these commercials coming.
I read the headline and was hoping for Playboy bunnies.
@UU – ditto. But, to be honest, these bunnies are probably better conversationalists.
I thought i saw Botasky from Cat Shit One in there too.
These bunnies make me WANT to gamble – on bunny fighting.
The black one is a killer.
So much better than the bald guy or that creepy “little bit of luck” campaign. Plus, they’ve got ads at mass transportation stations, too! Pissed off about waiting 30 minutes for the bus? All of that anger disappears when there’s a puppy in pajamas to stare at!
I’m guessing that the unicycle bunny has forced sex with the baby bunnies.
Quite enjoyable, but needs more Ric Flair.
“It could be for a bunny grinder that makes rabbit sausage….”
In a post-Giuliani New York, I don’t think you can sell sex toys on TV.
Having watched it now …
If Joe Camel was shut down as an attempt to get kids to smoke, how is this not an attempt to get kids to gamble?
The lottery is how government gets some of the money it spends back from poor people.