I dont see how that Life Cereal commercial works if mikey eats everything. The whole point was to see if they want to eat it, and giving it to someone who eats anything would not inform their decision one way or the other. The whole premise of the commercial hinges on the idea that mikey wont eat anything, but he likes Life Cereal, therefore it must be good enough for the less picky brothers.

Given the fact that "he hates everything" and "he eats everything" sound almost exactly alike when spoken rapidly, particularly on staticky, low-def TVs, means this is likely a case of misheard commercial dialogue not "mandela effect"

I dont see how that Life Cereal commercial works if mikey eats everything. The whole point was to see if they want to eat it, and giving it to someone who eats anything would not inform their decision one way or the other. The whole premise of the commercial hinges on the idea that mikey wont eat anything, but he likes Life Cereal, therefore it must be good enough for the less picky brothers.

Given the fact that "he hates everything" and "he eats everything" sound almost exactly alike when spoken rapidly, particularly on staticky, low-def TVs, means this is likely a case misheard commercial dialogue not "mandela effect"