Here's what you forgot to realize though.
You have to really understand the origins of the Milky Way. You have to realize that if the Milky Way doesn't look that way, then how is it suppose to look, huh? Is it not big enough for you? I suggest you heed the following information and enlighten yourself just a little bit on the Milky Way:
The Milky Way bar is a chocolate bar distributed by the Mars confectionery company. The American version of the Milky Way bar is made of chocolate-malt nougat topped with caramel and covered with milk chocolate and is very similar to the Mars bar sold in other countries. The non-US Milky Way bar, on the other hand, is not topped with caramel and is therefore similar to the American 3 Musketeers bar.
A long running advertising slogan for the product in the United Kingdom and Australia was, "The sweet you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite".[8] In 1991, the Health Education Authority and anti-sugar lobbyists both complained, without success, to the ITC that such advertising encouraged children to eat sweets between meals. The ITC agreed with Mars that its advertisements in fact encouraged restrained eating.[9]
However, marketing for snack foods such as Milky Way has altered since the 1980s, with its focus now being the reverse of what it was. Instead of Milky Way and similar foods (e.g. the Cadbury Fudge) being snack foods that won't prevent one from eating normal meals, modern marketing positions these snacks as ones that will reduce hunger at mealtimes and curb the appetite in-between. By 2003, sweet marketers such as Andrew Harrison of Nestle were seeing greater acceptability of grazing, and less social stigma attached to not consuming three square meals a day, and thus the death of the old Milky Way slogan.
MilkyWay was best known for its 1989 ad, featuring a red car and blue car. In summer 2009, a slightly edited version of the 1989 UK advert featuring the blue car and red car was revived with the slogan, "Lighten Up And Play". There were also minor lyrical changes made so that no reference to the old slogan about "not losing your appetite" was made, instead changing the lyrics from "it won't spoil his appetite" to "it's something that tastes just right". Also, the word "smart" was replaced with "good". Beside lyrical changes there are a few minor tweaks to the video, The sign next to the cars at the start have changed from "Lunchville" to "Playville", a signed post is changed from "Dinner town" to "Light town" as well as Red Car eating the doughnut man on a "Eat Me Do-nuts" sign. Also musical edits were made,perhaps for timing reasons by removing the instrumental 'gaps', so the ad was almost pure lyrics. In addition, the logo on the bar was changed to its more well-known current logo. They removed the first few seconds of 'intro' music as the cars rev up for the race, the few seconds before the blue car eats the milky way and a slightly shortened end to account for the shorter slogan dislayed on the lighted board.
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