When our group talked about the spoof ad, the first idea came out to our mind was the fast food. Since fast food now is the primary choice for some people who are busy on working or schooling, there are many health risks come behind that influence people’s health. Our group decided to do the spoof ad of Dunkin’ Donuts, a very famous coffee and donuts brand that has 11,000 retail locations all over the world, including 9,200 in the United States.
In our drawing, we changed the name of “Dunkin’ Donuts” to “Junkin’ Donuts,” because we thought that people who eats a lot of donuts will get very fat, and looks like he or she drinks a lot of beer and has a beer belly. Then we changed the banner “America runs on Dunkin’” to “America slows down on Dunkin’,” it is obvious that the fatter a person is, the slower he or she runs. In the left part of our spoof ad, we drew a very fat person whose belly is a big donut, this means that if people eat a lot of donuts, their figures will become more and more like a donut.
Eating a lot of sweets is definitely harmful to our fitness, which leads to a higher risk of obesity, depression, digestive issues, heart disease and stroke, type 2 diabetes, cancer, and early death. Living in a fast-paced society, most people have to eat fast food for saving time, because time is money. However, the harm of frequently eating fast food in order to save time is greater than its benefits, because no amount of money can buy health after all.