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I think the whole point is that this is a totally-80's (90's?) "product" that was heavily misadvertised, because it was presented in a way that makes it sound like it's a "toy". Given how rife and downright filled to the brim the whole entirety of 80's and early-to-mid 90's American consumerist "society" was with "magazine on the couch"esque snake oil garbage nobody-ever-asked-for, that particular one definitely stands out, it's the pinnacle of it all, the very "top" of this "mount Olympus" of American "TV shopping" brainwashing. This is literally THE 'murica meme in a nut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwcT_OSiGQc