I think for a lot of men in the industry, those three things together sound like heaven! Well, I found this “heaven” on YouTube and thought some of you would appreciate the reminiscing. 
This is a commercial for Royal Triton Oil from 1950. The legendary Marilyn Monroe, in an old Hudson convertible she lovingly calls “Cynthia,” breathlessly asks the gas attendant for Royal Triton Oil.
Click the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13p1yXVUczo&fmt=18
Just thought I’d share a little history. Enjoy!
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