Kellogg’s boycott
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The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation.
-Vladimir Lenin
-Vladimir Lenin
Nothing better coming home stoned and mom wondered why all I wanted was half a box of cereal for dinner.
JL?
Would rather see Twitter go down than Kellogs
Would rather see Twitter go down than Kellogs
Or you crush the unions that brought them pay high enough to live the "bourgeoiseie" life and enact tax laws that funnel wealth to the elite. That works too, Vlad.
People have been eating cereal for breakfast for generations, but dinner is a bridge too far? So we're offended by the timing of said consumption?
Apparently. Because people are sheep and can't hear something and go, "Hmmm, that's a good idea" or "Na, that's dumb. I'm having an $80 steak!"
For me?
Last night I had Spaghetti Bolognese for dinner then around 9pm, I had a bowl of Rice Krispies for a "dessert".
Apparently, it's fine for the most important meal of the day, but Lord forbid we finish off the day with a bowl.
I love nothing more that when Mrs. Manintheyellowhat is out for the evening and I am left to my own devices. Full on Jethro Bodine bowl of frosted Flakes for dinner. Won't be shamed by this movement!
They can have my Frosted Flakes when they pry my spoon from my cold dead hand.
Wait til you hear about how the millennials are quiet boycotting. They'll killing all your favorite brands without a word or reason.
So, which group of idiots are calling for the boycotts? MAGAs or Squadies? This is a tough one to figure.
The reality is "BREAKING NEWS! KELLOGS CEO WANTS PEOPLE TO EAT KELLOGS PRODUCTS OFTEN".
How is this different than Cascade telling people to wash their dishes in the dishwasher every night or Crest telling people to brush 3 times a day?
The reality is "BREAKING NEWS! KELLOGS CEO WANTS PEOPLE TO EAT KELLOGS PRODUCTS OFTEN".
How is this different than Cascade telling people to wash their dishes in the dishwasher every night or Crest telling people to brush 3 times a day?
They’re busy crying about being broke as they spend $22 on “craft” cocktails and $12 double iced oat milk cold-pressed hand-drip free trade organic lattes. They can’t afford cereal
Boycott is stupid, but Cascade isn’t telling people to run the dishwasher every night in response to their customers’ financial struggles - which is what the Kellogg guy did.
Dumb comment from the Kellogg guy.
He's not responsible for the price of other foods. And he's saying "Hey, if you think other foods are expensive, well, we have an alternative for you." He's offering up a choice that people might not be thinking about in these tough times. Zero issue with what he's saying and don't get why anyone would.
One of Abe’s all time great quotes right there.
Except he did it in a tone deaf manner.
You seriously can’t see why it would be perceived by some as a “let them eat cake” statement? Come on.
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I haven’t eaten boxed cereal in probably a decade or more. It’s basically candy.
Yes, I would agree that cereal is a low cost alternative for dinner, but it's not a nutritionally complete one. Dumb answer in that sense. Still no reason for a boycott.
I eat dry bran cereal as a snack.
Before covid I would pound the giant bags of Chex mix from Sam’s. Occasionally would be on sale for $3.98. Since covid it’s never less than $6.98.
So dry cereal it is. The generic stuff from ALDIs is actually damn good. Generic cereal has come a long ways in a couple decades.
Before covid I would pound the giant bags of Chex mix from Sam’s. Occasionally would be on sale for $3.98. Since covid it’s never less than $6.98.
So dry cereal it is. The generic stuff from ALDIs is actually damn good. Generic cereal has come a long ways in a couple decades.
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This may be the saddest sentence ever written in the English language.
This
As a CEO of any major companies your words are extremely important and quite often the reason many of them won’t be seen in front of a camera. PR rep were created for a reason.
I guess so. He has surely underestimated the idiocy and perpetual self victimization of the American public. That's for sure.
Throw in crypto and NFTs(it's coming back) and you have 85% of my monthly expenses.
