The commercial ends with the mother admitting that she might have to start eating ma&ya's
6:30 a.m. Now I turn my attention to the realities of being a working mom. I pick up the kids, take a shower, make school lunch, and get ready for the day. After coordinating with my husband, I head out to drop off my high school students while I hope my 5th grader is ready for school.
7pm: Finally home. Go over their day with everyone and discuss tomorrow's schedule. Maternity leave begins when I spend time with my family and prepare for the next day. I finally sat down, quickly checked some emails and tried to relax before starting all over again tomorrow.
This m&m's commercial features a mother and daughter discussing how ma&ya's will be different from m&m's
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The commercial features numerous creative ways to eat ma&ya's, such as as an ice cream topping
Ah, candy shop, what a sweet, undisputed profession. Almost everyone loves your product, and you never get involved in politics. Or so one might think. On Monday, Mars Wrigley's cute little "melt in your mouth, not in your hands" candy M&Ms posted one of the social media announcements usually seen when a company really pissed off consumers.
This isn't the first time a Super Bowl ad has teased the removal of a company mascot. In 2020, a big game ad featuring the funeral of Growers Nut mascot Mr. Peanut was replaced by the arrival of Baby Nut. (Baby Nut comes of age in 2021, like a soap opera.)
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