Not at all surprised

I agree with you, but I think a lot of people are pointing to the 30th Anniversary set as the proverbial straw that exemplifies everything that Hasbro has been doing (wrong) with MtG the past few years.

“Special salad dressing” sounds like a code word for sex, so folks can talk about it in front of eavesdropping children.

If you’re anything like me, it’s because you’re mentally envisioning some McD’s meeting, where a set of the buckets with lids sits on a table next to the ones they decided to ship, but the 3.5 cent price jump to manufacture the proper buckets was a bridge too far.

Golden raisins on cottage cheese were introduced to me by my grandma at a very young age...and I still love em 

I might be able to help with understanding that.

“Where’d that truck come from???”

Oh wow, someone else in this thread mentioned the Albanese ones as well. I'll have to give em a try, thanks for the tip 😊 

Agreed that the list is kinda half-baked.

Knowing very little of Trolli’s marketing tactics of late, but being VERY familiar with the snack aisles at my local store, Trolli is legit the worst-tasting gummy brand available.

While I agree that hassling staff is counterproductive, I think filing a complaint with a manager indicating that you’re leaving because of these measures and shopping elsewhere might be worth the effort--as they can refer to that to their supervisors.

I didn’t even realize we were SUPPOSED to blow them up like balloons 🙃 

To the writers of the open letter:

As much as I don’t want this to be true, the overwhelming evidence supporting your claim can’t be ignored.

Another perfect example of the comments section inherently understanding what the author of the post does not.

Who are you calling cracker? 🙃

100% agree with you on this.

Agreed.

Ah, thank you (legit, no sarcasm). I’m just now getting up to speed on this whole debacle, so I appreciate that.

TBF, a bad example of a thing is a perfectly cromulent way to teach your kids a lesson.