The document discusses various fictional characters that were created for advertising purposes such as Betty Crocker, Ronald McDonald, Juan Valdez, and Colonel Sanders. It also includes nonsense questions and statements about percentages of Americans related to weight, reading abilities, and beliefs about professional wrestling. The document contains a mix of factual information about iconic branding mascots as well as irrelevant and nonsensical text.

2. Can you put a name to the face?

3. Betty Crocker The fictitious Betty Crocker was created in 1921 as a way to "personally" respond to thousands of baking questions. She started as just a signature, got a voice in 1924 and in 1936 got a face. Can you put a name to the face?

4. Can you put a name to the face?

5. Ronald McDonald In his first TV appearance in 1963, the happy clown was portrayed by none other than Willard Scott. Since then, he's gone through several updates. Can you put a name to the face?

6. Betty Crocker Ronald McDonald Can you put a name to the face?

7. Can you put a name to the face?

8. Juan Valdez In 1959, an ad agency created the fictitious character Juan Valdez to symbolize the many hardworking coffee farmers in Colombia. Jose F. Duval was the first "Juan." After 10 years, Carlos Sanchez took the reins of trusty mule Conchita. He remained in the role for 37 years. Today the spirit of Juan Valdez lives on in Carlos Castañeda. He became Juan in 2006. Can you put a name to the face?

9. Can you put a name to the face?

10. Colonel Sanders, KFC In 2006, Colonel Sanders donned a cook's red apron in lieu of his long-worn white suit jacket. With a more defined face and bolder colors, the new logo kept his bow tie, glasses and goatee. Can you put a name to the face?

11. Juan Valdez Colonel Sanders Can you put a name to the face?

12. Can you find the Older Woman and the Young Woman???

13. Young Woman Older Woman And Can you find the Older Woman and the Young Woman???

14. Young Woman Older Woman And Can you find the Older Woman and the Young Woman???

15. Young Woman Older Woman And Can you find the Older Woman and the Young Woman??? You can only see one at a time.

18. Nonsense -What do you see?

19. Liar, Liar your pants are on fire!! Outline of a man’s face and the word Liar. Nonsense -What do you see?

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27. The bad news is: Nonsense side tracks your work, tricks you into wrong directions, and trips you short of your goals.

28. The good news is: There is always some sense in nonsense if you look for it.

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