There is so much wrong in this photo that I don't even know where to begin. I was taking my wife to a doctor's appointment the other day, and there's a pharmacy in the same building as the doctor's office. They have a huge poster in their front window, and this display on the side for "The Cookie Diet." Things I see that are wrong: 1) At the bottom of the box, it claims "The Proven Weight-Loss Program." Yeah, proven by our own labs and lots of cherry-picking of data, I'm sure. 2) One Week Supply (42 Cookies) - WTF? That's 6 cookies per day! I don't think I've ever eaten that many cookies in a week. Ack! 3) "Limited Availability" - Well, it's been in this pharmacy's window for at least 2 years. I'd hardly call that limited. Plus, doesn't that directly contradict the statement that they "have helped more than 500,000 people lose weight?" How people can continue to fall for crap like this in this day and age is beyond me.

I packed my own lunches this time. no airline food for me! leftover grilled chicken from a last minute bbq. KC hooked up the cookie.