| Title | Fair enough: Mother-in-Law |
| Agency | Arnold |
| Campaign | Fair Enough - American Legacy Foundation |
| Advertiser | American Legacy Foundation |
| Brand | American Legacy Foundation |
| Posted | June 2006 |
| Business Sector | Anti-Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco Message |
| Tagline | It might be funnier if it wasn't true |
| Media Type | Television & Cinema |
| Length | |
| AI Description | The ad opens with a view of a tall corporate building, setting the stage for a serious yet satirical meeting. Inside a well-appointed office, businessmen in suits gather around a conference table with coffee and donuts. One businessman narrates his experiment on switching his mother-in-law's low-tar cigarettes to medium-tar, noticing she smokes the low-tar ones harder. This absurd and manipulative observation is delivered with humor and irony, highlighting corporate greed. The ad hints at the unethical practices of Big Tobacco with text references and ends with an ironic tagline, 'It might be funnier if it wasn't true,' reinforcing the message against smoking and corporate manipulation. |
| Creative Director | Ron Lawner |
| Creative Director | Pete Favat |
| Creative Director | Alex Bogusky |
| Creative Director | John Keasre |
| Creative Director | Tom Adams |
| Copywriter | Marc Einhorn |
| Copywriter | Dustin Ballard |
| Copywriter | Franklin Tipton |
| Art Director | Mike Costello |
| Art Director | Phil Covitz |
| Art Director | Jason Ambrose |
| Art Director | Geordie Stephens |
| Agency Producer | Jessica Dierauer |
| Production Company | Moxie Pictures |
| Director | Martin Granger |
| Producer | Jessica Dierauer |
| D.O.P/Lighting Cameraman | Bill Berner |
| Editor | Jun Diaz |
| Account Supervisor | Natalie Granda |
| Advertiser's Supervisor | Mary Sullivan |