No.
April Fools arrived early. 
Note to Aduro: “Just because you can make something does not mean you should.”
Can we sue the manufacturer when the fries and ketchup go flying when we hit that first pothole, causing us to crash into something? Can’t believe someone didn’t bring that up in their corporate pitch meeting.
Came here to make the same “checks calendar” reference.
Who doesn’t want to reach over their phone to get fries and nuggets and then attempt to stab them in tiny condiment holders while driving down a curvy road up a mountain? 
Wouldn’t do it even on a straight and flat road at a mediocre speed. I don’t take my eyes off the road. If I can’t get it with my hand without looking for/at it, it has to wait. Never heard of anybody starving to death while driving.
Creating this sort of death trap and asking for money is beyond idiotic.
This is going to go great with my CD slot-mounted hamburger caddy and my steering wheel-mounted dining tray.
Pro tip: In the drive-thru, be sure to specify you need open cups of condiments, not packets. I don’t know why open cups of ketchup aren’t standard issue for people in the drive-thru.
Why arent you avoiding potholes, is the obvious question. Right away it’s about a law suit.
Has Science Gone Too Far?!?!
I wonder if this will stick to my steering wheel mounted TV?
The comments did not disappoint.
Make sure you are buying one for EVERY cup holder you have. Don’t want to get caught without one of these. In fact, I would add an extra for your disaster bag! Can never be too prepared!
The most GenZ device I’ve seen, yet.
Buy one for someone you really don’t like. 
If I look at the sales stats and see that Alabama has purchased the most…I’m moving.
Anyone know a good moving company?
I feel like this was invented outside America but for Americans… Fast food fries, cell phone, eating while driving an SUV.
How about adding an accessory ring to hold a coffee and an expansion tray for super sized fries?
Pfft. This is not compatible with McDonald’s sauces.