Kevin Durant is an official endorser of Sonic (the fast food chain, not the hedgehog) and he’s done a few commercials to promote his own signature “Candy Slush” this year.
Now, Sonic is auctioning off every individual piece of one of the Candy Slushes that KD actually used for a commercial. And when I say “every individual piece,” I mean every individual piece.
That means the Slush itself:
To single pieces of candy:
And, if you’ve ever wanted a straw that has been blessed by Kevin Durant, then you can bid for this one:
If you’ve got cash to spare and love glass-encased candy that was in the general vicinity of Kevin Durant, you can bid on this collection of candy pieces. Current bidding is pretty high though:
Is this absolutely ridiculous? Yes. However, the proceeds of the auctions will go towards Sonic’s Limeade for Learning program, so at least all this silliness is going towards a good cause. Per the auction’s eBay description page:
All money raised goes to SONIC’s Limeades for Learning® program, which provides much-needed classroom supplies and learning materials for public school teachers, in partnership with DonorsChoose.org.
[eBay] via [SB Nation]





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