Ketchup does equal happiness to Heinz, as people in this ad in various scenarios (at a wedding, in a hospital bed, by a campfire) hum “If you’re happy and you know it” as they slap ketchup out of traditional glass Heinz bottles. At the end, a grandma looks embarrassed as she squeezes a near-empty plastic bottle of ketchup, only for it to produce a farting sound. Then her granddaughter gives her a glass bottle and she looks relieved to be able to get her favorite condiment the old fashioned way.
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