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Apple’s funny new Apple Card ad features an awkward therapy session

Apple shared a new Apple Card ad on its YouTube page today featuring a therapist who realizes she really needs a vacation. Watch it below. more…

Apple’s funny new Apple Card ad features an awkward therapy session

Apple released a new Apple Card advertisement on its YouTube platform today, showcasing a therapist who finds herself in a peculiar situation. The ad highlights the simplicity of obtaining an Apple Card and using it immediately. In the commercial, a therapist gets sidetracked during her session by an alert on her iPhone about a sale on flights to Jamaica.

Despite her patient discussing his issues, she swiftly applies for an Apple Card through the Wallet app and uses it to reserve the flight, all while remaining unnoticed by her client. The Apple Card is integrated into iPhones, allowing users to apply within a minute's time, making the process seamless and frictionless. No need for a physical credit card or any waiting period.

Customers can enjoy unlimited daily cash back and utilize the card instantly. This latest Apple Card advertisement coincides with Apple's holiday shopping season kickoff, featuring festive decorations in both brick-and-mortar and online stores, along with an extended return policy for holiday purchases. In addition, Apple introduced its new OLED iPad mini, M6-powered iMac and MacBook Pro, as well as a redesigned MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen.

The company is also set to launch its highly anticipated Apple HomeView smart display in the near future. For further Apple news, visit 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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