Arizona DOT trolls guacamole with peas in PSA

The Internet was in a frenzy earlier this year when the New York Times suggested adding peas to guacamole.

Even Barack Obama and Jeb Bush chimed in, saying they both opposed the measure.

On Wednesday, the Arizona Dept. of Transportation re-visited the issue in an "unusual" way we can all get behind.

They posted a tweet saying, "Drinking & Driving go together like peas & guac.

The account posted the PSA again for the evening crowd as well.

There's only one thing left to say after that PeaSA: Pass the wine, please.

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