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by humpty-d
314 days ago
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The layers and "savory" history are the only things I spotted. Calling the final product "satisfying" might be sus too when we're talking about a long wall. For hamburgers I don't think it works great, but I could see subtly trying to promote some other messages. |
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Previous studies where "thirsty" was inserted into a TV show did get a stat significant increase in desire in that product for example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subliminal_stimuli#Consumption...
As in you don't need to say "Drink Coca-Cola" to get an increase in Coca-Cola purchases. You just need to present the word "thirsty" as was done in the above.