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When you were little, you had a bully, named Josh. One thing you distinctly remember about Josh is that he always wore a hat that bore the Skittles logo. So every time he teased and tortured you, you would see that skittles logo. Today, even as an adult, you just can't get yourself to eat Skittles. You hate the tiny little fruit candies. Every time you think about them, all you can think about is the teasing you experienced.Your attitude about Skittles has been influenced through
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