About a few things, actually...
First, is the second woman at this table such an addict that the connection between her brain and her muscles simply fails if her blood sugar drops below a certain level? She looks as though she has no idea what she did with that glass or why she did it. I would be thinking epilepsy, not "let's get you another quick sugar fix." Does her friend carry candy around in her purse specifically for occasions like this?
Second, the woman who just had what I'll charitably refer to as an "episode" needs something other than a sugar hit. She needs a roll of absorbent paper towels so she can clean up her mess. Because, you know, it's her responsibility and if she walks out without at least offering she ought to be banned from the place.
Third...seriously, Mars? We're still doing this "you're not yourself when you're hungry" bit? It's almost twenty years old now. And it never made any sense. Sugar doesn't satisfy hunger. It stimulates it- besides leading to a lot of other health issues that DON'T result from a balanced diet. And I don't see how this commercial sells your product anyway. Personality-changing addiction is funny? Since when?
No comments:
Post a Comment