The SOAP Company DR Scoches and the Activation have released a line of soap based on the roles of the first person shooters’ call -duty series. The roles that have to be clean can never imagine being clean because they spend all their time roaming the gun grease and have the strength of the back streets and wear pocket suits in radioactive deserts.
Two characters in question? Lieutenant Simon “Ghost” rally and Sergeant John “soap” Macactish.
And I’m not joking when I say that they didn’t call none of them “soap soap”. He called the soap soap “Surge soap”. Are you kidding? This person’s alias is literally soap and your product is soap.
“Prepare for your mission with surge soap – a masters of the Lieutenant ‘soap’, a moisturizing brick that is designed to keep you ready for the process. Scottish juniper, pine, and mossy suffering from the fresh fragrances, this brick prepares its preparation and elaborate.
I respect the amount of work that went into the product copy, but it is not that soap soap is soap. (Also, why put a juniper in it? I already smell like.)
Putting the problems aside, I have no beef with DR Scooch. They are cool, and they are a certified B corporation here in the United States, which means they can give priority to the public over profit and that’s good.
Apart from two soaps, there are both past and soap -based dedors. You can also get Both soaps and both daviders in four packs.
However, in the past, the military FPS Call of Duty Soap is much higher than some of the Werer Cross Over we have seen. Remember the official monster hunter perfume? The PC gamer remembers.