Burger King Helps Feed Co-Workers Breakfast

In another amusing viral, Miami’s Crispin Porter + Bogusky has created Need For Feed, a site that lets users try to feed their co-workers Burger King breakfast sandwiches with their mouse. It’s not easy. Try it. The game also allows you to upload images of your co-workers and then forward the game on to them for a bit office entertainment. And don’t worry if the boss pokes his head into your cubicle, CPB, has added a helpful “Click Here to Look Busy” link which brings up a very important looking spreadsheet your boss will be very proud of…unless he looks too closely.

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