Does being in a glass box bring awareness?

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More importantly – does being “David Arquette” in a glass box bring awareness? I guess so, because I’m talking about it, but I guess, Snickers, if you want to tell everyone that you are battling hunger, then get someone that people will pay attention to. At the end of the day, all David is doing is sitting in a glass box on top of Madison Square Garden, and watching TV, making phone calls, and leaving when he has to do Number 2. What kind of awareness does that bring? That’s like me saying I’m bring awareness to Diabetes by going to work, sitting at my desk, and doing my job.

This actually defeats, in my opinion, what they are trying to do. I’m spending more of my time saying, “Why David Arquette?” instead of “Wow – I should do something!”

Lame. Also – he’s only doing it for 2 days, 8 hours each day. So today/tomorrow, if you’re in NYC, stop by and say hi. And throw him a sandwich.

3 Responses to “Does being in a glass box bring awareness?”

  1. Joel Joel says:

    I am aware of your diabetes. And that David Arquette appears to be promoting Snickers more than anything else. And that you can’t eat a Snickers because of Diabetes. And that David Arquette hasn’t done anything that has garnered this much attention since he was in Scream and fucked Courtney Cox.

    This reminds of me when the students at Drake would stay in a cardboard box in Hubble Field to raise awareness for the homeless, but then would go back to GK because it got too cold. True story.

  2. Adam Witt says:

    I was unaware of this until you posted it.

  3. Joel Joel says:

    It’s true Adam, David Arquette fucked Courtney Cox.

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