Short YouTube dialogue by Brendan Kane satirizing a Pepsi marketing idea: Pepsi points redeemable for merch and an advertised grand prize of a Harrier fighter jet for 7 million points. The exchange plays on the absurdity of the prize, the likelihood someone might actually collect enough points, and the legal/cost trade-offs (lawsuit vs. awarding the jet).
Hear me out. For every Pepsi bot, people will get one point, which they can then spend on merch. And then we can have a grand prize, a Harrier jet, for 7 million points. A what? Like a fighter jet? For buying a Pepsi? Yeah. That's like $700,000 worth. Exactly. No one's going to actually do it. Are you sure? Totally. What if someone actually tries to get it? Then we'll say, sorry, it was a joke. Someone's trying to redeem the jet. He has 7 million points. Tell him. No, it was a joke. Yeah, he says the judge won't think so. So he's suing us? Yep. At least it's cheaper than giving him a jat.
