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Uber Eats commercial faces backlash from food allergists

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Uber has announced that it will be changing its controversial Super Bowl commercial starring “Horrible Bosses” thespian Jennifer Aniston before it airs during the game after backlash over its portrayal of food allergies.

 

The Food Allergy Research and Education nonprofit — which released a statement criticizing the ad earlier in the week — shared a follow-up statement from its CEO on Feb. 9, which explained that Uber had reached out to the organization and will edit out the depiction of peanut allergies in the final version of the ad.
 

 


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    Can't wait for her "commercials are suffering because you have to be careful now" comment.  

  • Panned as usual 

  • I will be honest, there was nothing harmful about that ad. Like the Are there peanuts in peanut butter? joke is so harmless that I believe they shouldn't have to change it.

Can't wait for her "commercials are suffering because you have to be careful now" comment.

 

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Idk why but i’ve never liked this woman for some reason 

and i guess lots of people feel the same way

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I will be honest, there was nothing harmful about that ad. Like the Are there peanuts in peanut butter? joke is so harmless that I believe they shouldn't have to change it.

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7 minutes ago, Phaunzie said:

I will be honest, there was nothing harmful about that ad. Like the Are there peanuts in peanut butter? joke is so harmless that I believe they shouldn't have to change it.

Oh, something actually remotely funny. We MUST cut this, people will be offended. 

Literally nothing wrong with that commercial. People wanna complain about anything. They shouldn’t have caved in to those nut jobs 

1 hour ago, nostalgia said:

Uber has announced that it will be changing its controversial Super Bowl commercial starring “Horrible Bosses” thespian Jennifer Aniston before it airs during the game after backlash over its portrayal of food allergies.

 

The Food Allergy Research and Education nonprofit — which released a statement criticizing the ad earlier in the week — shared a follow-up statement from its CEO on Feb. 9, which explained that Uber had reached out to the organization and will edit out the depiction of peanut allergies in the final version of the ad.
 

 


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U somehow made this about Jenn when she's not even the one in that joke. That is lame trolling

How is it harmful? It’s informative and teaching that peanut butter has peanuts in it

I mean 

 

I'm kind of crying that there are organizations dedicated to tracking representations of food allergy in media :deadvision:

 

No disrespect to my lactose intolerant or peanut avoidant sistren, but :jonny5:

Pathetic. The Emmy winning actress who performed LIVE every single week for ten years is unbothered af. She has more award worthy screen time than any of her peers. Try to name somebody who has accomplished what she has. You can’t. 

These kiddies are gonna sensitize themselves into a corner, unloved and untouched.

 

That being said, Meh-nifer Panned-iston can rot lol

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