I know commercials are stupid, but the 100 year old trope of tricking someone into giving you the product is infuriating. Its Haagen Dazs. Its available almost anywhere. That pint of ice cream is $5. Go to the store and buy it. Your deceitful tactic wasnt really for the ice cream, you can get the ice cream, it was to save 5 dollars. Do you need 5 dollars?
I just finished the sequel (one upper?). I did not like is as much as John Dies at the End. They are both stupid and fun but the first one had a few good twists and a better pace. Still, I recommend the sequel when you finish. It was fun.
I did love how he shoehorned the "two hours" and "every day" in there. People just wouldn't understand the question if he said "Why do I go to the gym?"
Laugh all you want, but if this saves even one life it was worth it. Ok, maybe it isn't worth one saved life. 20 lives? Would that make this acceptable?
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