I didn't until I saw this little cling stuck to the windows of several vacant storefronts along 6th Ave.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjPIt7QlOV0aE2s-I7hN_I1SvvXqKOZLq79v48rlPcKdIu2OeS_jKGPN9ruUvxohoSj1-NVsMLpDSLvUcuh3Ykyr1sP_tV-yeGLi3wvQUEg7oE90fMzJh6sctwLpAF8EhgHiNK1A/s400/SunkistFriday.JPG)
While some brands are
paying for this placement, this looked like someone just threw them up.
Found this next image on their site.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgj4m-H-xUvHiDJacx1SViZLayIsRuzIOu8ELZJCqPRNJeC6SxbSG1msBsruQgGnG_wpEK4llDvKSlU-MSGNs8vi7hLYTOyAetx3LpoK_ixtSm3yyxNhLR6QBC9irXpOgCuL5l_tQ/s400/SunkistAwesome.jpg)
Sunkist was a neighborhood favorite back in my 70s childhood, but the brand’s recent
history feels more like an after school special about a foster kid.
So I'm glad they’re trying to give it some love. Or maybe I’m just a sucker for
any ad with a good
product shot and
headline.