[Matchup] Which food-related day is better?
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In case you can't tell, these are doggie-doo bags (or whatever the proper name is, if any). Yes, the bougie pet food company resorted to this literal crap
>!^(And if whoever's taken it upon themselves to downvote everything I post here sees this, get. A. Life!)!<
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Macy's has joined Sandals and Wayfair with the Black Friday in July nonsense.
Saw this on my feed today. It's literally like 3 months away roughly. I am tired of the rapid commercialisation of everything. Sadly this isn't the only Halloween commercial I have seen. Saw them as far back as June. Why do we have to think about Halloween when I am still enjoying barbecue season?
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Look I don't understand what founders of Ben & Jerry’s thought was going to happened when they sold the brand to Unilever. They own it their for they can do whatever they want with the brand. Should of never sold it if you had wanted to maintain the philanthropist aspect of the brand.