helllohello
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I saw a tv programm the other day and 1 woman was feeding her 5 years old and another young child i'd say around 12-14 months kebabs nearly everynight, fizzy drinks, crisps, sweets. I dont those children had ever seen a piece of fruit or veg in their lives, and it was sad to see at that age how over weight they already were.
Poothologist? Crapographer?I cant think of her name but it's the woman that looks at your poo!!! ...
Has anyone else heard this advert on radio in the past week?
It is basically 2 children talking - 1 has to go home to make sure mammy eats before she goes to do the weekly food shopping, and if she does not eat then she will only buy rubbish.
It is an insult to any self respecting mammy.
The money spent on this advert could definately be better spent.
And it is certainly the case - backed up by hard science - that shopping on an empty stomach will have an effect on your purchasing decisions.
I havent seen the advertisement - but reckon the HSE would employ marketing consultants for this campaign!!! Forget "Feed Mammy Before She Goes Shopping" what about "Feed the Patient" - €21m of Hospital Food - 37% of the food budget in HSE hospitals is Binned annually according to today's Sunday's Times working out to 5,000 tones of food per year or an average of 500g per bed per day.
What, in 37% of cases? eehhhhh, I don't think so.I assume the food is in the bin because the hospital tried to feed the patient but the patient left it after them (possibly because they are not well).
So perhaps a better campaign would be;
Patient - eat up - you paid for it.
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