"Zog is a bastard!"
A student in the cafeteria slammed his fist on the table in anger.
The Magic Vision Report only said there would be a replay in about half an hour, but it didn't list a specific start time.
To avoid missing the replay, everyone in the cafeteria was glued to the Magic Vision Device, eagerly waiting for the opening sequence with Zog's two roars to appear again.
But who could have guessed that Zog had filled that entire "about half an hour" with commercials?
Toys, drinks, snacks, games, clothes, Magical Devices—dozens of ads, one after another, with no repeats.
Slipping commercials in between segments of the main show was understandable. It was all about making money, after all.
But a seven-minute show with several times that length in ads? This wasn't a show with commercials; this was commercials with a show slipped in.
"No decent person would do this!" As soon as someone said it, everyone else chimed in with agreement.
