Ryan Reynolds has cracked the code of ruling every industry from acting to advertisement without making the audiences flinch with annoyance as they see his face for the umpteenth time by always keeping storytelling at the core of it all. And he has just proved his prowess again with a Mint mobile commercial that effectively tackles inflation and provides entertainment all within thirty seconds.

The Wrexham AFC owner in the past few months has completely restyled his investment pocket with multimillion-dollar exchanges. What has remained a constant, however, is the finesse he brings to his commercials that serve as a treat to both finances and funny bones. This time the actor took note of the increase in gloomy faces since the Deadpool 3 postponement and the inflation, as he did some hand-to-hand combat with a flailing tube man while chopping the prices of Mint Mobile subscription packs to half.

Reynolds, although good at an astonishing number of things, finds himself incapable of not questioning illogical practices that most individuals simply accept. He did this again in the Mint Mobile commercial as he pointed out the fault in the always smiling flailing men by questioning, “Does big wireless believe these things actually work?”

The actor may seem like he hates all things inflation, but the truth of the matter is, there is hardly anything that has a faster rate of inflation than Ryan Reynolds’ treasury.

How Ryan Reynolds is inflating his net worth 

Just a few years ago, Ryan Reynolds, while not the boy next door, was definitely the ‘boy next rom-com’. But it has been a decade and a few multi-million dollar deals since then. Reynolds knew better than to become a part of the crowd of action stars that Hollywood harbors. And this is when he started investing in profitable firms.

The subject of his recent endorsement, Mint Mobile, is one of the first investments made by Reynolds in 2019. An investment that set him well on his way to the billionaire community as it was acquired by T-Mobile for $1.35 billion just a few months ago. A few more such deals of the same font and Reynolds’ $350 million will take no time to become a billion.

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