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We’re all for handlebar moustaches, but it might not be the best look for a job interview (or maybe it’s perfect for a job interview, it really depends on what line of work you’re in). Just the same, you probably shouldn’t break out the monocle you’ve been dying to wear at your sister-in-law’s baby shower. Some things should only for be special occasions, so when that special occasion finally comes along, make sure you’re drinking the right beer.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Heineken’s “The Moustache”, which is probably a lot more interesting than the behind-the-scenes look at the making of your moustache, with you just sitting on a couch waiting for it to grow.

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