Every year, the fourth Thursday in April is designated as “Bring Your Kids to Work Day.” It falls on the 27th this year and it’s the 30th anniversary! I would assume this is more a white-collar thing—for the parents schlepping to the office and not working from home.
 
        (And I don’t imagine a lot of kids sittin’ in for the day on daddy’s skip loader.)
 
        When it started back in 1993, it was called “Take Your Daughter to Work Day” as a way to show young girls that, like men, they too can struggle to find personal fulfillment through mindless busy work that ultimately only makes the CEO richer.
 
      “Take Your Daughter to Work Day” soon became a day of free babysitting for kids of either gender.
 
        But the true meaning of “Take Your Kids to Work Day” seems to have gotten lost over the last three decades— and that’s: fantasies… are for kids...
 
        Cowboys make crap money, little Jason. Ninjas have lousy 401Ks. Good luck with that Princess dream, little Britany; Meghan Markle’s got that gig sewn up. Get real. Get serious. What’re you, ten? Chase those dreams ‘til you’re blue in the face, kiddies... but do it on your own time!
 
        Sitting in the corner of mommy or daddy’s cubicle, you’ll see why they like cocktails so much. Watching them return countless emails, suck up to the boss, or try and stay awake in endless meetings, makes Give Your Kids a Good Cold Slap in the Face Day a priceless experience that gives children a peek 50, 60 years into their future. That is, if they aren’t laid off after they turn 40 because their health insurance costs the company too much.
 
        So, pay attention little ones, Take Your Kids to Work Day is just the first day of the rest of your so-called life.

We were skeptical when the Just Born candy company approached us about a "cross-over", we just didn't see how our duck "printed" onto a peep could ever look right. But when they showed us the little licorice sunglasses with eyebrows that you could add to their peeps... we were hooked! Who doesn't like a little sugar with their sugar?

Plus they found a way to program the machinery to add a beak and a little head curl to the standard peep extrusion process. Then the beaks are dipped in yellow tinted white chocolate. Which is a little sugar with your sugar... with your sugar. Sa-weeeet!

Get out and get Duck Logic Peeps while you can, they are a very limited release.