Fridge / Never Say No to Panda

Fridge Horror

• In one ad, the panda disconnects a person's IV drip because he didn't want to eat the cheese. The horror in the nurse's face implies that the panda just killed someone for refusing to eat Panda Cheese. Worst part? After removing the drip, the guy doesn't move at all.
  • There was another patient nearby, and he doesn't move too after the drip was removed. Does this mean that someone who would like to eat Panda Cheese if offered would die too just because one man refused to eat Panda Cheese!?
• In the 2014 ad, the Panda is portrayed as a relatively normal individual. He hangs out with friends, exercises and acts fairly down-to-earth. Nothing unnerving at all, right? Until you realize that the commercial never shows anybody refusing Panda Cheese. At first glance, it's just an attempt to make the Panda Lighter and Softer for potential customers, but it also comes off as a demonstration of how seemingly normal the Panda is when he's not full of rage. Now look at it from the perspective of the Panda's friends: How terrifying would it be to know your cheerful and entertaining friend could snap at any moment because of a relatively minor offense?
• What if the person who said no to cheese can't have cheese because they're lactose intolerant?! Considering the guy who got disconnected from his IV wasn't hungry (perfectly understandable if you're that unwell), they probably wouldn't be shown any mercy.