Junk Food Makes You Do Stupid Things

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We all know junk food has all sorts of ingredients in it that are, well, far from food-related but we’re a little shocked to find 7 Days croissants has an ingredient that apparently makes one stupid enough to do a reverse run with the bulls. At least that’s what their ML Rogers-created commercial suggests.

Oh but wait. The target audience? Teen boys. Now it all makes sense. Though with the tagline “get you up and keep you going,” this commercial could have gone in an entirely different direction.

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