Jeremy’s Chocolate launches as a satirical jab at Hershey’s, mocking their Women’s Day campaign for hiring a biological male spokesperson while using gender-neutral pronouns. The brand splits into "she/her" (nut-free) and "he/him" (with nuts), framing Hershey’s customers as gender-confused while positioning itself as the "correct" alternative. [Automatically generated summary]
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| International Women's Day is upon us again, and I love an international woman. | |
| But our friends over at Hershey's, they don't even know what a woman is. | |
| They've hired a biological male to be the spokesperson for their Women's Day campaign, and they're calling that campaign, and I swear I'm not making this up, her, she. | |
| It's humiliating. | |
| And it's the reason that I'm launching Jeremy's chocolate. | |
| We have two kinds, she, her and he, him. | |
| One of them's got nuts. | |
| If you need me to tell you which one it is, keep giving your money to Hershey's. |