Okay, America, it's time to be a little more honest with ourselves.
How much more honest?
I'd say about 45 degrees more honest.
So, we've all seen the commercials.
And, if you're anything like me, you may have even visited this particular establishment on occasion to enjoy some of the sweet, sugary delights they have on offer.

But I digress.
Anyhow, the point I wanted to make was ...
This guy.

And most importantly, not even close to how I feel after a visit this establishment.
So I headed straight over to do some "on-site research."
After messily devouring a sausage, egg and cheese biscuit and a bowtie ... I got to thinking.
(Okay, I had a nap first, then I got to thinking.)
And I concluded that, to accurately reflect their brand, Dunkin Donuts really needs to tilt this guy 45 degrees ...

Now that says "donuts" to me. Friendly. Easy going. And most importantly ... sedentary.
Also, he probably ought to be a bit ... eh ... thicker, too. Which, in the realm of Stick Figures, I suppose means he should be drawn in bold.
(NOTE: There's a very slim chance you might be seeing in this image a kind of bizarre "man-tini." If this is, in fact, what you're seeing, I would like to welcome you to my blog, Ms. Cattrall.)
Till next we meet ...
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