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HELPING DADS ADOPT A PLANT-BASED LIFESTYLE

Dads are the best, except when it comes to eating and drinking sustainably, in
which case, dads are the worst. Compared with women of the same age, or younger
men, or basically anyone any age anywhere, middle-aged and older men (44-75) are
the least interested in anything vegan. That’s not just something the website
writer-person made up, it’s based on real dad research we have collected and
presented here as intel for you to use as you work towards your endgame: to
win dad over to plant-based for the sake of the planet. Help Dad is designed to
help start a conversation on climate change, by encouraging some difficult
dinner-table conversations. 






DADS ON TV

We ran a series of TV commercials featuring teenagers acting as adults and vice
versa.





EDITORIAL IN THE GUARDIAN

We asked a bunch of journalists to interpret the generation gap based on their
own thoughts and experiences and the result was pretty damn interesting if we
may say so ourselves. 

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Warning: Help Dad was propaganda launched by the International Oat Conspiracy on
the 16th of January 2021 with the sole purpose of brainwashing an entire
population into a plant-based lifestyle. The campaign ended on the 7th of
February 2021.





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