It can be pretty traumatizing for a child to walk in on his parents "doing it" in their bedroom. So what's a poor pudgy kid to do to comfort himself after such an event? Eat some Ragu pasta sauce, apparently.

This new ad for Ragu, which has aired during the Olympics, even has a song in the background that goes "Parents in bed, but it's just eight o'clock, that's why they taught you that you should always knock." At the end of the spot, the tagline reads "A long day of childhood calls for America's favorite pasta sauce."

The ad has received mixed responses from Ragu's Facebook fans, with more than one commenter questioning the correlation between sex and pasta sauce.

We'd have to agree -- the last thing we'd want to do after seeing that sight is eat.

[via Gawker]

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