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3/13/2023 5:57 pm  #1


Maytag Repair Man

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MAYTAG REPAIR MAN

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Human

Occupation: Appliance repairman

Group Membership: Maytag Corporation

Affiliations: Maytag customers

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: "The Loneliest Guy in Town"

Base of Operations: Mobile, servicing Maytag customers across the United States

First Appearance: Maytag Corporation television commercial (1967)

Powers/Abilities: The Maytag Repair Man possesses extensive knowledge of Maytag appliances and is a skilled repairman. He is able to diagnose and fix a wide range of issues with ease, often working alone and without any assistance.

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 180 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Brown

History: The Maytag Repair Man has been a fixture of Maytag Corporation advertising since 1967. He is portrayed as a competent, reliable repairman who is so good at his job that he has very little work to do. This has earned him the nickname "The Loneliest Guy in Town."

Despite his lack of work, the Maytag Repair Man is always ready to help when a customer needs him. He is known for his friendly demeanor and professionalism, and is often called upon to provide advice and guidance to Maytag customers.

Throughout his career, the Maytag Repair Man has appeared in countless Maytag advertisements, including television commercials, print ads, and online videos. He has become a beloved icon of the Maytag brand and a symbol of the company's commitment to quality and reliability.

Strength Level: The Maytag Repair Man possesses the strength and dexterity necessary to repair and service Maytag appliances.

Miscellaneous: The Maytag Repair Man's uniform includes a blue shirt with the Maytag logo, dark blue pants, and black work boots. He is often depicted with a toolbox and other tools of his trade.


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3/13/2023 5:59 pm  #2


Re: Maytag Repair Man

Actually the conceit of the commercials is not that he's good at his job (though he may be) but rather that Maytag products don't break down too often.


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