Customers of Virginia-based used car retailer CarLotz can have it both ways when car shopping, with savings and convenience. They also apparently have some unique family members, according to a campaign that features a dog that drools lavender oil and a baby who cries in a soothing smooth jazz.The campaign, by Familiar Creatures, centers on people who are getting the best of both worlds. In ‘Essential Drool,’ a woman collects the drool from her bulldog and says that it can be bottled and diffused like fresh lavender scent. Another woman revels in the fact that her baby is both cute and when it cries, it sounds like a smooth jazz combo.Used car buyers and sellers historically have had two choices: choose between the more lucrative yet dicey world of online classifieds, or the more reliable, yet questionable, savings of a dealership. The campaign shows that CarLotz is differentCreditsDirector: Craig Brownrigg of Hungry ManDirector of photography: Don Davis The EP, Frank: Danielle KappyLine producer: Josh RothfieldEditor: Ryan Hunt at Married to GiantsBranding director at CarLotz: Elizabeth Maksim.Familiar Creatures:Dustin Artz, co-founder/CDJustin Bajan, co-founder/CDSteph Shaw, Head of accounts