We're only 16 days away from the start of the World Cup. And ESPN—which will present all 64 matches of the quadrennial tournament across the ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC networks—released its latest teaser commercial on Tuesday, this one devoted to the time warp that happens for viewers around the world every four years. The spot, by Wieden + Kennedy in New York, feels like the beginning of an action movie, where the team is getting together before a big heist—except here, we're seeing how different people around the world are getting ready for the World Cup. And wherever they are in the world, day or night, they'll be setting their countdown clocks to Brazil time. The spot moves seamlessly from metropolis to metropolis, with business executives, children, fisherman, etc., getting ready for the event. It opens on a favela rooftop in Rio and goes around the world—to a pub in England, a social club in Ghana, a fishing boat off Spain, an apartment in Russia, a car heading to Tehran, a bar about open at dawn in Japan, an office in Seattle, a family barbecue in Mexico and a research station in the Andes—before returning to Brazil. "Every 4 years the world has one time zone," says the end line. (That follows a spot earlier this month that said, "Every 4 years the conversation starts again.") Thanks to our longitudinal proximity to Brazil, Americans will see the matches at exceedingly humane hours, with kickoffs generally scheduled for noon, 3 p.m. or 6 p.m. ET. That's a lot better than other recent World Cups—in particular, the 2002 tournament in Japan and South Korea, whose daily slate of matches began at 2:30 a.m. and wrapped up shortly after breakfast. CREDITS Client: ESPN Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, New York Creative Directors: Brandon Henderson, Stuart Jennings, Gary Van Dzura, Caleb Jensen Art Director: Mathieu Zarbatany Copywriter: Andrew Jasperson Producer: Luiza Naritomi Executive Producer: Temma Shoaf Account Team: Casey Bernard, Katie Hoak, Alex Scaros Production Company: Imperial Woodpecker Director: Stacy Wall Executive Producer: Doug Halbert Line Producer: Terry Shafirov Director of Photography: Corey Walter Editorial Company: Final Cut Editor: Jeff Buchanan Assistant Editor: Geoff Hastings Post Producer: Beth Fitzpatrick VFX Company: MPC Senior Producer: Matthew Loranger Production Asst.: Lead Flame Artist/Creative Director: Gigi Ng Mix Company: Heard City Mixer: Philip Loeb Producer: Sasha Awn Music Company: Travis + Maude Creative director: David Wittman Producer: Kala Sherman