Highlights and Lowlights from April Fools’ Day
It can be risky for businesses to partake in April Fools’ Day tom-foolery. Some people like to have fun with it but a lot of people do NOT like being pranked.
Here are some businesses who gave it a go anyway:
McDonald’s
In Australia, McDonald’s teased a new sandwich called the “McFry” – a Quarter Pounder with French fries stuffed inside. And people were so excited that they were disappointed that this WASN’T a real thing.
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Tinder
Tinder claimed they were banning photos of singles holding FISH making Tinder the first dating app in history to be “fish free.”
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Subaru
Subaru said that they were entering the granola business, with “Subaru Forager Granola.” The described it as, “The closest thing you’ll find to eating compost for breakfast.”
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GasBuddy
The GasBuddy app joked that they were coming out with a new signature fragrance called “Pump #5.”
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Panera Bread
Panera Bread tried to convince (very gullible people) people that they’d be releasing a “Breadbowl Hot Tub.”
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What was the best April Fools’ Day prank YOU heard about this year? Or what was the WORST one?
