What if the two ladies seeking to take a bite out of Carl's Jr. (without taking a bite of the hamburgers -- or actually, that is, by NOT taking a bite of those hamburgers) were successful? What if their social media efforts went viral and enough people boycotted Carl's Jr. that the chain was forced to drop its alluring ads?
We're talking Carl's Jr.'s ads featuring bikini-clad women chomping down on hamburgers. Lexie and Lindsay Kite don't like the ads, don't appreciate them, don't approve of the sex-sells approach.
So, what if enough of us said the Kite sisters are right? What if this mattered enough to us that we joined their effort? What if this got just half the attention of the Bucket Challenge? Isn't it, too, a worthy cause?
So, I challenge you, in the name of decency, to boycott Carl's Jr., that women may not be made into meat in order that meat should sell.
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