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P's & Q's is a candy appearing in Grand Theft Auto IV, Episodes from Liberty City, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, and consumable in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.

Description[]

P's & Q's are owned and produced by confectionery company Candybox. In GTA V and GTA Online, the player may consume these to get a small health boost.

They can be found in 24/7, Limited Service and Rob's Liquor stores as purchasable snacks, and they cost $1 in GTA V and $2 in GTA Online. Little is known about P's & Q's, but in game advertisements on websites describe them as tiny chocolate pastilles that come in a square box.

In Grand Theft Auto Online, P's & Q's is featured as a sponsor on a Hotring Sabre livery with a new updated logo and new mascot characters. which are a reference to M&M's mascot characters;

Influence[]

The brand is based on the real-life M&M's chocolate candy. The branded Hotring Sabre in GTA Online features mascots seemingly based on the infamous collection of M&M's character mascots. P's & Q's refers to the common English phrase "Mind your Ps and Qs" telling one to "mind your manners" or "mind your language".

The P's & Q's-sponsored Hotring Sabre appears to be a combination (livery-wise) of the cars of real-life NASCAR drivers Ken Schrader (the overall scheme), who drove the #36 M&M's car from 2000 to 2002, and Kyle Busch (the "8" in the number), who has driven the #18 M&M's car since 2008.

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