NZ TRANSPORT AUTHORITY. GHOST CHIPS

This live action, anti-drink-driving campaign for the New Zealand Transport Authority, ‘Ghost Chips’, opens with a group of young people at a house party. One of the central characters, played by Darcey-Ray Flavell-Hudson, realises that his mate George is the designated driver for the night, but he’s ‘wasted’ after having too much to drink.
Specifically targeting young, male Māori, the ad campaign takes a humorous approach with a series of likely outcomes for the central character and his mate George, should one of them die in a car accident. One of the scenes that gave way to the title of the commercial is where his dead mate George, in ghost form, offers his mate some chips. He replies, “You know I can’t grab your ghost chips!” George agrees that driving drunk is a bad idea and agrees to sleep over, rather than risk it. – “Stop a mate driving drunk. Legend!”