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Superbowl Commercial Analysis
The only Superbowl commercial I can remember was the mountain dew commercial. It said "Feel Everything Fade Away". I think they meant by that by if you drink mountain dew you'll feel better about everything. I think if that is so I think others should buy it. It would possibly stop people from doing drugs. There would be less smoking with mountain dew. There would be less people dieing from drugs or
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