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A few years ago, I wondered why that was and googled it. I came to an Advil site with an expandable FAQ, and one of the questions was โwhy does Advil taste sweet?โ
So I expanded it out to reveal this shocking answer (or something similar): โAdvil tastes sweet because it is lightly coated in sugar.โ
Thanks, I guess. I just closed the tab in mild irritation and moved on with my day.
That sucks for those of us trying to avoid sugar.
I asked AI to do better:
I loved every sentence of this meticulously crafted bullshit.
That reeks of chatGPT 4. It came come up with some pretty expressive nonsense prose.