"What landed on our inspection table were the assembled and wrapped Super Plusses that had fallen from their long conveyor belt ride that began way across the factory, over at the stuffing machine, and ended at our end of the building, at the nearby machine that would have inserted thirty-eight of them—plus a bonus two in a daisy-printed plastic purse container—into the world-famous Safe-Tam cartons, the ones with a revamped version of the famous soft-focus photograph of a woman skipping through a meadow toward the slogan, “Freedom 365 days a year,” that billowed above the horizon."