Wow, now that I think about it this does feel like a way to shame people to buy a smaller but more expensive per piece item
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I'm just here to appreciate the tribute to Goya's "Saturn Devouring his Son."

Anyone else remember reddit's r/RandomActsofPizza and how within six months of there being news stories about the subreddit that Mars Inc. had copyrighted/trademarked "Random Acts of Chocolate" and turned it into an ad campaign to convince people to buy an extra candy bar to share.
Pepperidge Farm remembers corporations co-opting communities to make a buck.
Also they explicitly call it sharing size so when people get fat as fuck from eating a whole bag they can claim it's not their fault and that people should have more self control with their addictive sugar bombs.
I can't be assed keeping these memes at hand. Respect the ones that do!
I was not expecting to see 20 year old Breaking Benjamin lyrics today, but here we are.
Calling those bags sharing size is the same as a bag of ramen saying it is two servings. No-one is sharing either of these.
Still buying your MnMs commercial, with packaging meant for normies?
scoff Amateurs.
https://blaircandy.com/products/m-ms-peanut-bulk-pack-25lb
/s, but buy in bulk, kids.
Candy can melt in transit, even in winter. Melted candy is not a damage claim.
Talk about shitty buisness. They allow you to purchase ice packs, that's right purchase.
Something about "We're shipping a product prone to damage and we will not take any precautions. You can pay extra for that. Even if you do we still don't guarantee that your shit won't arrive totally fucked. If it does arrive totally fucked sucks to suck we're keeping your money." doesn't sit right with me
I mean, it's a risk you're free to take. They probably have to say that after some warehouse cranked up to 80 F, or hot bottom of a truck driving between Phoenix and Tucson in November when its still 80 F outside melted a box and someone was pissed about it.
might as well just buy the theater boxes from walmart, which cost about the same by weight.
I get the 3.8 lb jars for $16.99 (or less) at BJ's. That's $4.47/lb. The box in your link is $6.03/lb.
I thought I was the only one hearing that song whenever the word "polyamorous" comes up. Thanks for that!
I got the title. I gotchu.
I really like peanut butter M&Ms, and I find it hard to stop eating them once I start. I was at the store the other day and they had the three pound jars of them for $12 if you buy two. Those are usually $16+, so I came home with six pounds of peanut butter M&Ms. I live alone.
Username checks out.
Also, this was literally the next comment down:
Huh, so about the same price per pound. 25 pounds makes my 6 pounds seem less crazy.



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