I Want My Mapo
I Want My Mapo
I have a memory of a breakfast cereal from the 1960s in which parents were trying to gently force-feed a child who wouldn't eat his morning cereal. They pretended that the cereal was an airplane that would dive into his mouth, that is the hanger. In the end the child replied, "I want my Mapo." Does anyone recall the product?
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Very edgy commercials for their time--about '59 or '60. Jittery, primitive cartoon style a lá Jules Pfeiffer or Johnny Hart.
"The hat. Gimme the cowboy hat!" (Dad)
"I want my cowboy hat..." (Marky)
"After breakfast..." (Dad)
"I want it now!" (Marky)
Then the plug where Dad pretends the spoon is an airplane, delivering Maypo to the recalcitrant youngster's cargo hatch....
"The hat. Gimme the cowboy hat!" (Dad)
"I want my cowboy hat..." (Marky)
"After breakfast..." (Dad)
"I want it now!" (Marky)
Then the plug where Dad pretends the spoon is an airplane, delivering Maypo to the recalcitrant youngster's cargo hatch....
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Yes that is it Dane and Paul, Maypo. Thanks.
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Yes Jerry, that is my memory, however, there may have been a number of commercials.
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It's definately not cereal, but I do remember a Spam commercial where a father makes a Spam sandwich, and his little boy somehow eats it when the father bends down to pick up something off the floor. I liked that commercial, so I bought a can. Let's just say I like the commercial a whole lot better.
My dad told me about a candy bar they had when he was a kid growing up in Depression-Era Tulsa...called "Whiz". Their radio slogan was "Whiz...best nickel candy bar there is!" Then the price went up to ten cents at some point, which produced an unintentionally hilarious result (you have to pronounce it with an Oklahoma accent): "Whiz...best daahhm candy bar there is!"
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...