Post by VHSUnderground on Dec 20, 2023 17:58:34 GMT
Hey hey
So I just watched Sewer Reviewers video on lost McDonalds media and it reminded me of a PSA I saw in school like 10 years ago. I don't exactly remember which grade I was in but I know for sure was in elementary school. We had an assembly to watch a (probably 20 to 30 minute long) PSA about healthy eating. The details are a bit fuzzy but I remember that it took place from the perspective of some fat kid. The narrator (?) was encouraging him to eat healthy because all he ate was junk from McDonalds. All I remember after that was the ending with a POV of him getting a chicken salad from McDonalds. IIRC there was a lot of suspense when he began order- like he might just get something unhealthy again. I've tried searching for this but I've had no luck.
I assume it was just meant to be shown in school. There is a chance that it might have not been sponsored by McDonalds because it would be odd for them to say outright that a portion of their menu was unhealthy. But I have a major gut feeling it was, and maybe the junk he ate wasn't from McDonalds.
Some additional details: it might have actually taken place inside the kid's body and shown how the food was effecting him but this is a complete guess.
The PSA could not have been made any later than 2014 I say that because I was in fifth grade from 2013 to 2014 and I know it was elementary school.
So I just watched Sewer Reviewers video on lost McDonalds media and it reminded me of a PSA I saw in school like 10 years ago. I don't exactly remember which grade I was in but I know for sure was in elementary school. We had an assembly to watch a (probably 20 to 30 minute long) PSA about healthy eating. The details are a bit fuzzy but I remember that it took place from the perspective of some fat kid. The narrator (?) was encouraging him to eat healthy because all he ate was junk from McDonalds. All I remember after that was the ending with a POV of him getting a chicken salad from McDonalds. IIRC there was a lot of suspense when he began order- like he might just get something unhealthy again. I've tried searching for this but I've had no luck.
I assume it was just meant to be shown in school. There is a chance that it might have not been sponsored by McDonalds because it would be odd for them to say outright that a portion of their menu was unhealthy. But I have a major gut feeling it was, and maybe the junk he ate wasn't from McDonalds.
Some additional details: it might have actually taken place inside the kid's body and shown how the food was effecting him but this is a complete guess.
The PSA could not have been made any later than 2014 I say that because I was in fifth grade from 2013 to 2014 and I know it was elementary school.
