Toby Howell

Just tell me what to do. So some of these bartenders are saying like we have to politely bully these kids into figuring out what proper bar etiquette is because maybe they just didn't get that conditioning when the pandemic was going on. So just a fascinating generational difference. Let us know maybe in the comments or in emails where you fall on this because it is sort of a generational divide.

It's a fascinating tie. And Campbell's is just a very interesting company in general because they also have a snack division, think Goldfish. And they said that what the gains they've seen in their soup and food division was offset by losses in their snack division, where people are becoming a little more choiceful, a little choosier, and not splurging on snacks like Goldfish.

It's a fascinating tie. And Campbell's is just a very interesting company in general because they also have a snack division, think Goldfish. And they said that what the gains they've seen in their soup and food division was offset by losses in their snack division, where people are becoming a little more choiceful, a little choosier, and not splurging on snacks like Goldfish.

It's a fascinating tie. And Campbell's is just a very interesting company in general because they also have a snack division, think Goldfish. And they said that what the gains they've seen in their soup and food division was offset by losses in their snack division, where people are becoming a little more choiceful, a little choosier, and not splurging on snacks like Goldfish.

opting instead eating at home, eating their cream of mushroom soup. So Campbell's is a fascinating company that does reveal a lot about consumer preferences and the fact that they're cutting back on discretionary sack purchases and cooking more meals at home. Yeah, it may be a little bit of an economic indicator.

opting instead eating at home, eating their cream of mushroom soup. So Campbell's is a fascinating company that does reveal a lot about consumer preferences and the fact that they're cutting back on discretionary sack purchases and cooking more meals at home. Yeah, it may be a little bit of an economic indicator.

opting instead eating at home, eating their cream of mushroom soup. So Campbell's is a fascinating company that does reveal a lot about consumer preferences and the fact that they're cutting back on discretionary sack purchases and cooking more meals at home. Yeah, it may be a little bit of an economic indicator.

Aldi, the low-cost grocery chain, is in hot water for doing something your middle school teacher would be disappointed in, copying someone else's work. The snack giant Mondelez is suing Aldi, alleging that the grocer's low-cost store brand snack packaging blatantly copies Mondelez's whole flow.

Aldi, the low-cost grocery chain, is in hot water for doing something your middle school teacher would be disappointed in, copying someone else's work. The snack giant Mondelez is suing Aldi, alleging that the grocer's low-cost store brand snack packaging blatantly copies Mondelez's whole flow.

Aldi, the low-cost grocery chain, is in hot water for doing something your middle school teacher would be disappointed in, copying someone else's work. The snack giant Mondelez is suing Aldi, alleging that the grocer's low-cost store brand snack packaging blatantly copies Mondelez's whole flow.

It said Aldi's cookie and cracker packaging was likely to deceive and confuse consumers, which is hard to deny when you see some of these side-by-side images. Aldi's Nutter Butter dupe says peanut butter cream-filled cookies instead, but has the same iconic red packaging. Its Chips Ahoy knockoff also sports a big cookie on the front, framed by a blue background.

It said Aldi's cookie and cracker packaging was likely to deceive and confuse consumers, which is hard to deny when you see some of these side-by-side images. Aldi's Nutter Butter dupe says peanut butter cream-filled cookies instead, but has the same iconic red packaging. Its Chips Ahoy knockoff also sports a big cookie on the front, framed by a blue background.

It said Aldi's cookie and cracker packaging was likely to deceive and confuse consumers, which is hard to deny when you see some of these side-by-side images. Aldi's Nutter Butter dupe says peanut butter cream-filled cookies instead, but has the same iconic red packaging. Its Chips Ahoy knockoff also sports a big cookie on the front, framed by a blue background.

And its original chocolate sandwich cookies with vanilla filling look suspiciously like Mondelez's Oreo packaging. Neil, these in-store brands try to push it as close to the line as possible, but this time, Modelist thinks Aldi has taken it a little too far.

And its original chocolate sandwich cookies with vanilla filling look suspiciously like Mondelez's Oreo packaging. Neil, these in-store brands try to push it as close to the line as possible, but this time, Modelist thinks Aldi has taken it a little too far.

And its original chocolate sandwich cookies with vanilla filling look suspiciously like Mondelez's Oreo packaging. Neil, these in-store brands try to push it as close to the line as possible, but this time, Modelist thinks Aldi has taken it a little too far.

Yeah, I mean, online dating has led to this moment in general because when you're just swiping on someone on a phone, the primary sorting factor you have is just their physical appearance, look, size, etc. So that's been the primary factor over this last generation of dating. So, of course, a filter is going to come downstream of that. And Tinder is not the only company that has done this.

Yeah, I mean, online dating has led to this moment in general because when you're just swiping on someone on a phone, the primary sorting factor you have is just their physical appearance, look, size, etc. So that's been the primary factor over this last generation of dating. So, of course, a filter is going to come downstream of that. And Tinder is not the only company that has done this.

Yeah, I mean, online dating has led to this moment in general because when you're just swiping on someone on a phone, the primary sorting factor you have is just their physical appearance, look, size, etc. So that's been the primary factor over this last generation of dating. So, of course, a filter is going to come downstream of that. And Tinder is not the only company that has done this.

Hinge and other... dating apps have also allowed this filter but tinder just is kind of one of the biggest names in the biz which is why we're talking about it right now so yeah i mean short king summer is on pause for now but that just gives you more license to go spit game in person anymore because there's no height filters in real life just go talk talk to someone and see how it goes