A now iconic ad campaign for Klondike bar (ice cream coated in a chocolate shell) created a sing-along slogan that asked people the question "What would you do for a Klondike bar?" Commercials typically showed a person acting goofy, willing to dance or make monkey noises, and sometimes imbued a little dark humor just for entertainment value — the point being that their product tastes so delicious, you'll do practically anything to get your hands on one of those scrumptious frozen treats.
An August 2022 survey from Drug Genius shows that Californians would do some pretty surprising things in order to maintain their fast food habits. The survey interviewed 3,222 respondents from across the country about what they would be willing to give up to still eat unhealthily. It found, among other unsettling discoveries, that fast food ignorance is bliss to half of Americans, who admitted that they simply pay no mind to the numerous health risks.
Californians said they would be prepared to surrender five years of their life in order to continue eating fast food. That's higher than the average person surveyed, who said they would forego four years. But that's nothing compared to people from Montana, South Dakota, and Hawaii, who conveyed that they would happily trade 12 years of their existence for retaining a fast food lifestyle. Eat your heart out, Klondike.
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