BRAW Energy Soda Drink 440ml x 12 Cans (Mixed Case)

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PESCA: Okay. So here, I am a guy who watched "Idiocracy" and laugh. You watch it and says - and say to yourself, you know, brilliant. There needs to be a case of Brawndo in every home. How did the product come about?

You know, we - Redux Beverages, we've had our own trials and tribulations over the last - with the FDA, and after having seen the movie and saw how Brawndo had taken over the FDA and the FCC so they could sell anything they wanted to, we knew we had to make the product. To make use of Max's Star Powers, don’t stand still. Even spinning in place or pacing in a line can make use of the Star Powers. Max's Super effect was changed so that it gave any allies that entered its area-of-effect within 1 second (from instantaneous).PESCA: So in "Idiocracy," Brawndo sort of takes over the world. But one thing about the movie "Idiocracy," it's a cult film in an extreme way. It almost - it barely got distributed, and the film company was maybe a little nervous about its message. So I'm just wondering, in terms of a product from a movie that no one saw, why did you think that there might be a base of people to drink this thing if so few people saw the movie? Modifiers • Maps • Loading Screen Tips • Training Cave • Friendly Battles • Brawl Pass • Map Maker • Mastery

Mr. KIRBY: Actually, you know, Brawndo was licensed from 20th Century Fox by a partner company of ours called Omni Consumer Products, which everybody may know from the movie "Robocop." So when…

PESCA: And it's green like it was in the movie. I guess if in the movie it was blue, it would have to be blue in real life, too? Mr. KIRBY: Well, I felt that, you know, the world is somewhat leaning towards an "Idiocracy" today. I think Mike Judge portrayed the country 500 years in the future, we sort of felt that maybe that was coming true today. And we felt that, basically, the way the trends are going, that the drink really doesn't need the movie. I mean, we could really just do a job of stupid marketing, and people would actually buy it. And so far, it's been very successful.

Auto-aiming at long range with Max, in most cases, will hit 3 of her projectiles. Because of this, auto-aiming is a good strategy while playing Max, but most of the time enemies are moving. Practice mirroring the enemy's movement to hit all 4 projectiles, and at the tip of her range, it’s good to use practices commonly applied to sharpshooters. PESCA: In the future, Brawndo almost kills off humanity because they water plants with it. So it's kind of delicate, but do you worry about the negative associations, if this is the killer of all of us? Gale • Surge • Colette • Lou • Ruffs • Belle • Buzz • Ash • Lola • Fang • Eve • Janet • Otis • Sam • Buster • Mandy • R-T • Maisie • Cordelius • Pearl • CharlieEver since E.T. ate Reese's pieces because M&Ms turned down Spielberg's offer, marketers have realized that product placement in movies is great publicity. Lately, it's been going in the other direction. Products that begin life as figments of the screenwriter's imagination have since been - have become available in your grocer's freezer, as they say. Some examples: Think of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, or Red Swingline Staplers. They were popularized in the cult film "Office Space," made by Mike Judge. Swingline didn't make a red stapler - because of "Office Space," they began to. If you're lonely, an ED might appear nearby. Grab it to boost your Brawler's damage and speed for a short while!" PESCA: Right. Okay. You are in charge of marketing it, so you have to say almost. Okay. This is you on the spot. Define electrolyte.