Okay. If it's such a great idea, why not apply it to non-food items as well? If, say, a stocking maker puts photos of women with extremely attractive legs on their packages, don't they need to put a "wearing suggestion" disclaimer? Face it, 95% of women will not achieve the look being modeled by buying the product. How about cleaning products? I've seen pictures on cleaning supply bottles of floors so clean they sparkled. Well, I've cleaned a few floors, but sparkle has always eluded me. Don't those products need "cleaning suggestion" disclaimers?