Matt Damon and Ben Affleck arguing over who’s better friends with Tom Brady is the most Boston thing ever
You can hang out with all three if you’re the winner of a new charity-based contest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5urvAW560w
How much would you pay for the chance to hang out with Tom Brady, Matt Damon, and Ben Affleck? What if all the money you paid went to charity?
Affleck, Brady, and Damon are teaming up with fundraising platform Omaze to raise money for three different charities — Water.org, the Eastern Congo Initiative, and the TB12 Foundation — by raffling off an afternoon in Boston with the trio. To promote the contest, Damon, Affleck, and Brady shot a hilarious video in which the two actors argue over who is better friends with “T-Bone,” as Affleck calls him.
“We can hang out, we’ll talk sports or politics,” Damon said, describing the contest. “Or maybe Tom could tell you what his favorite movie of all time is.”
“Or maybe he’ll tell you about the time you pressured him into making him wear a Jason Bourne T-shirt,” Affleck retorted. “And it was really uncomfortable for everyone.”
“He still wore it,” Damon said.
“Well, he felt bad for you,” Affleck shot back.
The minimum $10 donation gets you 100 entries into the contest, with larger donations earning you additional entries and prizes, like a digital thank-you from the trio and autographed Boston-themed memorabilia, including a Tom Brady jersey, Boston Pride flag, and a copy of the Good Will Hunting screenplay.
According to a press release, “the grand-prize winner and a friend will meet up with the guys, grab some pizza, bond over beer, talk football, maybe even throw around the pigskin.” Hotel and airfare are also provided.
UPDATE (2:05 p.m.): This article has been updated to reflect the fact that the autographed Tom Brady jersey, Boston Pride flag, and Good Will Hunting screenplay are “campaign perks,” which are available to anyone who donates a specified amount, and not part of the contest’s grand prize package.
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