Arby’s ‘Good Mood’ song fails to create one
Thursday, January 1st, 1970Is it a bad thing that the new Arby’s song, “It’s good-mood food,” just put me in a terrible mood?
Is it a bad thing that the new Arby’s song, “It’s good-mood food,” just put me in a terrible mood?
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