Fisher-Price Makes Toys for Sensitive Boys in SNL's Latest Darkly Comic Fake Ad

Including a well he can stare into

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For some kids, typical toys just don't cut it. There isn't a section of Fisher-Price's website dedicated to introspective children who are, as Saturday Night Live puts it, "just sort of waiting for adulthood." 

The latest faux ad from the show Donald Trump loves to hate is a wonderfully weird look at how Fisher-Price might pitch a toy line for sensitive boys. 

There's a well for them to lean on and whisper secrets into, a balcony for "when they're ready to announce something" and a shattered mirror "to examine the complex contradictions of their being."

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