Name brand cereal has gotten so expensive. I swapped to store brands and haven’t noticed a huge difference. Probably better to stop eating cereal in general.
Not wrong, way too much sugar in it for it to be good for anyone’s consumption
I was just at the store today, and overheard some kids asking when cereal got so expensive.
It illustrated just how rapidly they increased the prices.
No fucking way did this dude just say the 21st century verion of “Let them eat cake”
He didn’t. The title isn’t a direct quote. His actual quote was pretty fucking tone deaf though.
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Let’s eat him, instead.
I’m a Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) fan, and unfortunately the team is owned by Dan Gilbert who also owns Rocket Mortgage. During every game, they run this Rocket Mortgage commercial that shows this schlub of a man bringing home three bags of groceries while the voiceover says how it used to be six bags of groceries for the same price. Then his house starts talking to him, reminding him that he has equity in the house and thus can take out a second mortgage and use the money to pay for … groceries. Just a horrifying, dystopic nightmare with catchy music and an animated smiley house.
I guess we have to reinvent the guillotine, version 2024. History will talk about let them eat cornflakes. It’s so ridiculous because cornflakes here is more expensive than a loaf of bread.
Laser guillotine
Fuck that. Oatmeal is way cheaper and more nutritious. If we’re going that way I’m not giving Kelloggs money.
This is the greatest work of art I’ve ever made in 30 seconds in ProCreate:
I salute you, good sir!
Is this the same family that was Secretary of State? I can’t seem to find info on a quick search if they are different family branches of Kellogg
You guys remember when a box of cereal cost $3?
Those were good times. You know…2021 or so.
2000ish you could put 10ish bucks in your car to nearly fill it, buy a meal from fast food for 5 more, and rent a movie with the change.
20 bucks.
Now? 30-40 for 10 gallons. 10-15 for the same fast food meal. (Which got smaller btw) 2-5 still for the movie at Redbox (I think?)
40 - 60 bucks or 100-200% inflation over ~20 years. Neat.
I have an addiction to chai lattes. The cheapest place (which also, thankfully, has the best chai lattes) still costs over $5.
What a piece of shit CEO. I wish they people would feel unsafe saying this type of stuff to struggling people.
That’s where we come in. We can start with harsh words, but there’s a damn good reason so many are making allegories to the French Revolution. Times like this are to put the wealthy on notice, that they too may fear finding themselves staring up from the bottom of baskets to a crowd cheering the waterfalls of blood coming from their neck stumps.
This Kellogg’s?
Remember, cereal was first proposed as a cure for masturbation, so rub one out for freedom.
3 freedoms so far today!
I love how Robert Evans stated that he wished John Kellogg could see how the future turned up with Redtube available to everyone.
So when do we pull out the guillotines?
stop asking and just do it
See the problem with lone gun activists is they get heavily punished. If the Jan 6th insurrection was performed by one dude he’d have been locked in prison for life.
concerted efforts of decentralized groups across multiple regions working in unison or cascade. theres a reason they are trying to buy and police the internet more and more. it allows for coordination on an unprecedented scale.
Sometimes it’s best to shut up
Revealed that he has no idea about their market demographics. Cash-strapped homes don’t buy kellog’s cornflakes.
Sorry, but how does he think someone who is cash strapped is buying the name brand, and not the dollar tree version? Wow this dude is so out of touch
Store brands usually comes from name brand, and sales are sales.
1kg Kellogg’s cornflakes = €4.79
1.5kg Aldi porridge oats = €1.19
If I’m eating a cereal product for dinner I’ll go with the more filling and versatile oats
Careful where the oats come from. Remember there was an article about oats in canada being grown with chemicals that were shown to decrease fertility. The U.S banned the product but not crops purchased elsewhere using the product.
