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Friday Funny: New York Edition

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Submitted by admin on Fri, 06/12/2015 - 09:13

New York's attempted ban on soft drinks over 16 ounces didn't go through last year, but I do wonder who actually orders these super-sized drinks. Looking at the many negative health effects of regularly drinking soda, this comic really illustrates how illogical it is to ban a plant that has so many medicinal properties.

BONUS: Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg with a soda cup he tried to ban:

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