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The fake Willy Wonka event that enraged Glasgow families

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AI generated marketing can only hide reality for so long. Promoters charged families exorbitant fees for a magical chocolate factory experience that ended up being a mostly empty warehouse with dirty mirrors, two jelly beans per child, and police eventually being called.

The fake Willy Wonka event that enraged Glasgow families
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