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Snickers is prescribing "cures" for hunger with the help of one of the most famous TV doctors of the early 2000s, Scrubs star Donald Faison. Faison appeared at Snickers' "Crisper Clinic," a pop-up event at The Grove in L.A. on Tuesday, to support the launch of the new Snickers Crisper candy bar. Visitors could provide selfies for a "hunger diagnosis" by Faison, who "treated" each of them with a free Snickers Crisper.
"I've been taking selfies all morning and kissing babies—I should be a politician," Faison told Adweek.
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