It also has created a special insert about the contest for key cards it is distributing to guests at hotels in 11 markets, including Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Dallas, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Houston and Oakland.
At one point, he inserts himself into a New Jersey contest he has no right to be in, since he has nothing but disgust for that state and lives in New York.
Sutter tweaked his defense slightly for Friday's contest, taking out Jeff Schultz and inserting Brayden McNabb, who was paired with Christian Ehrhoff.
But voters have a funny way of inserting themselves into these contests, even when the political leadership would clearly prefer to march in lock step toward next November's election.
Margarito claimed no knowledge of the illegal inserts, but two lackluster contests post-scandal only provided ammunition to those who pointed to the lack of damage Margarito had inflicted.
The insert features a baseball diamond overlaid with a bat — replicating the Facebook contest — and urges guests to click on the bat online to enter the contest daily; a walk or single creates one entry, a double two entries, a triple three entries and a home run four entries.
(Could anyone this clueless really be elected president? Insert your joke here.) But if you think of a presidential election as a popularity contest — an idea that is hardly a stretch — the concept makes sense.
Consumers will find out if they won the contest by looking inside more than 12 million prize envelopes that will be inserted in April issues of Condé Nast and Sotheby's magazines.
Questioningly runs Fridays until Monday morning, when we'll acknowledge the best entries and begin principal photography on [insert contest winner here].
There lay the contest within the contest.
