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31st December 2018
12:23pm GMT

So, you started the day genuinely obsessing over what cereal Stefan was going to eat and then an hour later, you didn't give two shits about deciding to kill his father.
Yep, in the immortal words of Ron Burgundy, that escalated quickly but as this flowchart explains, some of those decisions proved to be inconsequential for Stefan's overall fate.
If you managed to get through to the end of the game/episode/film/event, you may have encountered all of these endings, but after (deep breath) visiting a shrink, killing your dad, becoming aware of some secret government spying operation, asking Colin to kill himself/killing Stefan, having a psychotic breakdown, reliving some childhood trauma with the rabbit, breaking down the fourth wall, and taking part in a hell of a fight with your psychiatrist, it all stemmed from one choice.
Sugar Puffs or Frosties.
Granted, this impossible choice was probably inconsequential in the long run, but Black Mirror fans are revelling in the fact that everything began to spin out of control in the aftermath of this tasty dilemma.
It says a lot when it takes longer for people to choose a breakfast cereal than it does to chop up another human being!
FYI, we're judging anyone that picked Sugar Puffs.
https://twitter.com/unlitmemes/status/1078563709751050241
https://twitter.com/PoojSreenivasan/status/1078702066913169410
https://twitter.com/StefanButler3/status/1078778164086747136
https://twitter.com/guts_live/status/1078728333922353155
https://twitter.com/XLNB/status/1078684833574903808
https://twitter.com/domxgala/status/1078750108563337216
https://twitter.com/Shadowfishy/status/1078570293688446976
https://twitter.com/harleivy/status/1078747014710599681
https://twitter.com/erincardiff/status/1079438444164714499
https://twitter.com/callyj__/status/1078635253739212800
Hell, even Netflix are getting in on the act.
This person gets it.
https://twitter.com/Daniel_Sloss/status/1078800122761359361
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