Valentine's Day Gift Buying (video)
Valentine's Day Gift Buying is a video released by Valve on February 13, 2011 in order to promote Portal 2. The video takes the form of an Aperture Laboratories instructional video entitled "Romance Safety Compliance Guide", and uses Aperture Science's hallmark animations to depict four Valentine's Day workplace scenarios. An Aperture Science employee attempts to win the affections of a co-worker by offering chocolates, flowers and a diamond respectively, each of which leads to the co-worker's unfortunate demise. The employee then offers a Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device as a gift, which is accepted with no unpleasant consequences and, presumably, results in a long, happy and satisfying relationship.
"Valentine's Day Gift Buying" Video Transcript
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Fact: Chocolate is the most popular Valentine's Day gift. Fact: 54% of women are allergic to chocolate. Fact: Flowers emit a scent that stimulates affection in women. Fact: Flowers are filled with bees. Fact: Queen bees are provoked by displays of human affection. Fact: Women love diamonds for their wide range of industrial applications. Fact: Four out of five people are crushed to death by giant diamonds every day. Fact: 100% of couples who participate in cooperative portal testing are still deeply in love. Fact: Portal 2 is available for pre-order now. |
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