The title says it. I just saw this. Fisher Price has a toy for ages 3+. On the box there are a couple little people sitting on bar stools with another little guy behind the bar serving “beer.” It says it includes the bar, stools, and fake beer bottles. Yeah, kids love to play pretend, but didn’t someone in marketing at FP say, I think this may not be the best idea ever?
Don’t believe every picture shared on FB
Humor
It is a difficult concept
In the market trials, there was a play bar and a cocaine bar.
The play bar won.
It is somewhat funny when you think about it. Why is the idea of children pretending to be adults in a bar more disconcerting than the idea of children pretending to be other adult roles? Nobody thinks twice if children pretend to be pirates and those guys were actual violent criminals.
I didn’t see it on FB, I don’t have a Facebook account.
I was neither surprised at the notion there was such a toy or in discovering it’s just a joke. After all, the toy aisles have had play McDonalds and play Pizza Huts for a long time… and I don’t see that a play bar is any worse.
Forget play McDonalds and play Pizza Huts; food from both companies is served to children in some American school cafeterias.
Oh my and the idiot of the day award goes to patx2! Why didn’t I realize that was a fake immediately? I think I got so hung up on the idea of little kids playing pretend, I didn’t stop to think about all the fake stuff out there today! 
Wait, every thread that comes along that has anything to do with consumers, you show up touting yourself as some kind of expert and you thought this was real?
I think these guys might be looking for some new marketing experts. (somewhat NSFW)
And c’mon, yeah, a bar for 3 year olds…totally the same as a play kitchen. Yup. That’s like saying that the candy cigarettes we all had when we were little are no different than M&Ms. You can argue about that all you want, but honestly if you honestly thought that Fisher Price is going to make a play bar for 3 year olds, you shouldn’t get to claim all this credibility.
Also, no backing out because you said you weren’t surprised that they made it AND you weren’t surprised that they didn’t. There’s a fallacy in there somewhere.
You’ll fit in well here, Patx2.
Don’t feel bad. Why not have one? I smoked fake cigarettes when I was little. Let them hang out of my mouth so I could look like a gangster, puffed on them, and if I remember correctly, some could make it look like you were exhaling smoke. Even though my parents and just about every adult I knew smoked, I never tried it once.
I remember sitting at the bar with my dad, me with my Coke and Dad with his beer, and having a great time. Even though just about every adult I knew drank alcohol, I never picked up the habit. I had half a beer at a party once and a sip of champagne at my wedding when I was toasted.
If they had had Fisher Price bars when I was little, I would have wanted it. I can see me sitting there now with my cigarette and pretend drink.
Thanks for that great memory! I used to “smoke” those cigarettes, too. I remember there were candy ones and later bubblegum ones. I also would’ve wanted the bar if it was real, so I could hang out, have a smoke and a beer to unwind after a busy day of treating patients with my FP doctor kit.
^You, I like.
Candy cigarettes are still available, should one want to ease their kids into a life of decadence.
Nothing like what I said.
Last call at ten till eight.
“You don’t have to go home but you can’t play here.”
The Fisher Price Meth lab is real though, right?