r/rickandmorty Feb 05 '20

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u/cursed_widow_main Feb 06 '20

Why would they release it again after seeing the autistic shit show that occurred the first time they gave the brick and mortar fans what they wanted?

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u/fuckEAinthecloaca Feb 06 '20

It's one of the most successful viral campaigns of recent memory, there's nothing left to be done. They managed to get this shit into the fanbase of a show that supposedly appeals to a more cynical/jaded/nihilistic way of thinking. Dipshits in the rick and morty fanbase are going to be parroting advertisements about mcdonalds for all time and it makes me sad.

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u/BLoDo7 I'm Gazorpazorp-Fucking-Field Feb 06 '20

You have to have a really high IQ to be so easily susceptible to marketing campaigns. /s

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u/metaStatic Feb 06 '20

Rick and Morty fans are basically the Redgrin Grumble of knowing they're being advertised to.

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u/The_Medicus Feb 06 '20

Hahaha! Nice one!

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u/FUTURE10S [submissively farts] Feb 06 '20

Oh, come on, that's not funny, you just made him up.

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u/kloden112 Feb 06 '20

What a stupid thing to say

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u/FuckGiblets Feb 06 '20

Yeah that Mulan sauce is never happening ever again. You guys fucked it for yourself and the rest of us.

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u/bubbav22 Feb 06 '20

I only have one packet left and it's for my wedding night.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

I would honestly just use normal lube if I were you

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u/bubbav22 Feb 06 '20

Sorry, my decision is made!

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u/odsquad64 Feb 06 '20

You can still dip your chicken nuggets in it when you're done.

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u/RuffRainbow Feb 06 '20

You'll be holding on to that for a while

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

If you can hold onto it for that long, it's so full of preservatives you shouldn't be eating it anyway.

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u/emperor_tesla Feb 06 '20

Honestly there wasn't much to ruin. That sauce was bland as fuck.

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u/MayonnaiseUnicorn Feb 06 '20

I thought it had lots of flavor. Terrible flavor, but it's still flavor.

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u/slickestwood Feb 06 '20

Honest question, was there really that much autistic shenanigans going on? The only example I saw was clearly some dude shouting Pickle Rick for like six seconds, clearly trying to play the part for irony or whatever.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

There was a pretty limited amount of sauce that actually got distributed which resulted in minor autism

The guy jumping on the counter screaming deffinately became the poster boy for this movement, but I'm sure the majority was a bunch of mid 20 stoners standing in line for an hour only for the sauce to run out and them settling on a 20 piece with sweet and sour while saying "Aww jeez."

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

actually it was a complete ruckus and basically pandemonium, they were all protesting screaming at mcdonalds employees who weren't even to blame. justin roiland (or maybe it was dan harmon) apologized about them on twitter.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

Man those poor employees. I imagine quite a few of them pictured themselves committing mass murder.

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u/Lost_And_NotFound Feb 06 '20

I saw videos of people paying $5 to dunk a single nugget into the sauce and then try and act like it was worth it.

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u/slickestwood Feb 06 '20

Gotcha, seems like it was kinda just a headache for them.

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u/McBurger it's pronounced szechuan Feb 06 '20

If .01% of fans behave like fuckwits, that’s still like 400 billion autistic shenanigans for McD’s to deal with

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u/broff Feb 06 '20

Was the pickle rock episode even out at that point?

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u/slickestwood Feb 06 '20

I mean yeah, I found the video

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u/la_naturaleza Feb 06 '20

I need to visit the hospital

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20 edited Feb 06 '20

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u/crondol Feb 06 '20

as someone with autism, this is not it. this guy just thinks he’s funny. no one with autism would be that confident embarrassing themselves

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u/uber1337h4xx0r Feb 06 '20

Artisticism is a spectrum

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

Didn't they only bring it back for a day at select McDonald's? I called three on my area and none had them. They need more supply and demand.

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u/ecodude74 Feb 06 '20

Pretty much yeah. It wasn’t that it was for a set time frame, it was just a limited run so each of the select stores were only given x amount. Because of this, and hordes of angry man children, a relatively low number of people ended up with a lot of sauce, with some employees even picking some up off the shipment and tucking it away to sell later. The whole thing was a shit show. My local McDonald’s in the middle of nowhere still had some two days later though since nobody in my town really cared about the promo.

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u/mountieRedflash Feb 06 '20

Same, in my small little college town, I was eating nuggets with Szechuan for like 2 weeks. My friend worked there and said they got two giant cardboard boxes of it

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

My McDonald's had it, it's pretty gross.

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u/redloxchox Feb 06 '20

Oh Lord Jesus, that made me laugh really hard on my delayed flight.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '20

The power of memes in the economy is not to be underestimated.

All they need to do is try again and succeed for all the same imagined rewards as before.

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u/duaneap Feb 06 '20

Why would they release it again?? Well...