Headscratchers / Trix Rabbit

• Why do they say, "Trix are for kids"? Shouldn't that be "is" (similar to how sand is made up of individual grains but we don't say, "sand are...")?
  • "Trix" has an implicit "s", rendering it a plural noun instead of a mass noun. ^note It's a Kool Letterz spelling of "tricks" after all.
• In the Got Milk? commercial, the rabbit simply dresses up as a live action human, buys Trix from a store, and goes home to eat it. The only thing that went wrong was that he did not realize that he was out of milk. Why doesn't he just put his disguise back on and go back to buy some milk in the first place?
• In the commercials with Bugs Bunny, it is clearly shown that he is able to get Trix himself. Why doesn't he get some for the rabbit instead of offering him a disguise?
  • It has been shown that even if he buys the Trix for himself, the kids will take it from him anyways.
• Why are the kids so against letting the rabbit have Trix? Is it because he's a rabbit or because he's an adult? Or both? Their exact words are "Trix are for kids," not "Trix are for humans." So would they refuse to share with him even if he were an adult human? For that matter, why are they willing to let Bugs Bunny have the cereal even though he is also a rabbit? That's messed up like, they should be an equal match to cereal.

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