The maker of Snickers issued a statement Monday condemning Joe Biden for smearing filth on a candy maker during last week’s State of the Union address.
As I thought. The president is literally disparaging candy bars. Official statement given to me by Mars/Snickers officials. It literally denigrates everything. Complete hack. pic.twitter.com/6DiJ1Ld6EH
— Scott Jennings (@ScottJenningsKY) March 9, 2024
His conman Joe Biden intentionally did three things to explode inflation in America: 1) insane amounts of unwarranted government spending, and 2) rising gas prices to reduce production and transportation. If the cost of all energy use rose explosively, it would reduce America’s energy production. 3) We have allowed millions of illegal border crossers to enter our country unvetted, resulting in lower wages and higher costs of goods and housing. This is basic supply and demand. The more people there are, the more demand there is and the higher the cost.
Mr. Biden’s team wanted to convince the public that they were not deliberately undermining their standard of living through gaslighting, so they invented the term “shrinkflation,” which has nothing to do with inflation. All “shrinkflation” results in less product being produced at the same cost. We’ve all seen it. But what should these companies do? Manufacturing and transportation costs are exploding under the Biden administration, giving businesses two options: make a box of Ritz crackers unaffordable or offer fewer crackers within household budgets. It is being
Listen, I’m not defending big business. Far from it. But reality is reality. Eggs are a great example. When Donald Trump was president, 12 eggs cost 99 cents. Last week I paid over $4 for the same dozen items. But you can’t make eggs or “12 eggs” smaller. Imagine the shock of the same sticker. all.
That’s right, fewer chips and cookies because of Joe Biden. It’s not an ideal situation, but it’s better than the alternative of buying him a box of Cheerios on a family budget. All of this is clearly Biden’s fault. Nevertheless, in his State of the Union address, Old Yeller said: this:
Too many companies raise prices to inflate profits, charging more and more for lower and lower prices. That’s why we crack down on companies that engage in price gouging and deceptive pricing in everything from food to health care to housing. In fact, snack companies believe that customers won’t notice if they charge the same amount for the same size bag with fewer chips. You’ll be charged the same amount and get about 10% fewer Snickers. Pass Sen. Bob Casey’s Stop Shrinkflation Act!
what?
Biden wants the federal government to pass the bill. invoice It “gives the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general the power to crack down on companies that reduce the size of their products without lowering prices.”
Yes, that’s what we want from the Fed…
The irony here is that if companies didn’t reduce package sizes and we all paid $9 for a box of Rice Krispies, Biden’s approval rating would be even worse.
Anyway, Snickers on Monday I’ll hit back:
We are not reducing the size of Snickers singles or shares in the US. Like many industries, we continue to face high inflation and rising material costs. However, we strive to absorb these additional costs wherever possible in order to provide you with affordable prices and the best value. Final prices are always at the retailer’s discretion, but we make every effort to keep costs to a minimum in order to offer a wide range of delicious products.
To be honest…it’s a bit of a dodge. Hunter’s dad was talking about how portions were going down, like the amount of delicious bite-sized Snickers in those delicious bite-sized Snickers bags. guess This means that the amount has decreased. But it’s not Snickers’ fault. That’s solely Biden’s fault, and good for Snickers for the backlash.
Still, to be honest:
Ah, yes, there are fewer Snickers in every bag, President Roomba. What exactly do you want us to do? Do we charge $14 for a bag of candy bars? We do, and the only customers we have are dilettante, silver spoon-toting, well-paid, hungry Bursima employees. is. Maybe our time would be better spent closing borders, drilling for oil, and cutting spending instead of sitting in the White House residence counting candy bars at dawn. Matlock. I swear there’s no one right now who doesn’t kiss a mean tweet.
But that’s just me.
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