Mack is a Sesame Street salesman seen in a 2010 episode. He appears on the street, promoting the iPogo, a fancy pogo stick with many "apps." He shows in song that the product can comb your cat, fix a flat, hang your hat and meet a boy named Matt, among other things. He gets Telly Monster to trade in his old pogo stick for a new iPogo. However, Telly returns the item, dissatisfied that it takes the fun out of jumping on a pogo stick and is able to do a special trick without its help. Mack offers him the latest model, the "iPogo 300," until he gets a call saying another new model, the "iPogo 3000," has just come out (which does everything but boing).
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| - Mack is a Sesame Street salesman seen in a 2010 episode. He appears on the street, promoting the iPogo, a fancy pogo stick with many "apps." He shows in song that the product can comb your cat, fix a flat, hang your hat and meet a boy named Matt, among other things. He gets Telly Monster to trade in his old pogo stick for a new iPogo. However, Telly returns the item, dissatisfied that it takes the fun out of jumping on a pogo stick and is able to do a special trick without its help. Mack offers him the latest model, the "iPogo 300," until he gets a call saying another new model, the "iPogo 3000," has just come out (which does everything but boing).
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| - Mack is a Sesame Street salesman seen in a 2010 episode. He appears on the street, promoting the iPogo, a fancy pogo stick with many "apps." He shows in song that the product can comb your cat, fix a flat, hang your hat and meet a boy named Matt, among other things. He gets Telly Monster to trade in his old pogo stick for a new iPogo. However, Telly returns the item, dissatisfied that it takes the fun out of jumping on a pogo stick and is able to do a special trick without its help. Mack offers him the latest model, the "iPogo 300," until he gets a call saying another new model, the "iPogo 3000," has just come out (which does everything but boing). Mack is a caricature of Justin Long, who portrays "Mac" in many Apple Computer commercials.
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