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post things only uncs remember
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What do they become once they actually get their foreskin removed?
Just cs?
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>>22279139
i dont get it
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i remember seeing these at super 1 and tidyman's with my mom back when i was a little kid. i miss those days. found out years later that my mom didn't even like me. she's since told me flat-out she didn't like me.
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wagies must have hated those things
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>>22279134
i can only assume the blacks are responsible for these being taken away.
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Soon they'll take away the labels underneath the shelves too, enjoy them while they last, must be tedious as hell to change those out every week
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>referring to yourself as an "unc"
That isn't gross at all
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>>22279180
walmart is already implementing dynamic pricing.
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This and $0.49 tacos. Thems was the days.
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>>22279188
KFC has been nasty since the 1990s
Maybe it was good before then, but it's been shit for at least 35 years
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>>22279188
I fear for the future
Just how much worse can it get? Probably just a box you drive-by that scans your car for a code like tap and pay credit cards then a drone drops it in your open window.
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>>22279198
not to defend sovlless architecture, but those 1978 eaves look fucking ROUGH. maybe go pick out a better photo from the time period, or the original mr speedee arches
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>>22279198
they do this because its easier to sell the building to a chipotle/bank/urgent care during a downturn which makes them more flexible as a financial instrument for rich faggots
in the future every single building will be a perfectly symmetrical gray block with a rotating courier text sign of PAPAJOHN/MCD/TBELL depending on the time of day
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>>22279214
In overseas slang, this is called "truthnuke", or truth nuclear bomb
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>>22279223
they probably don't like that term very much
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>>22279154
JEWS!!!!!!!!!! GETIT NOWRETARD?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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>>22279227
not the guy you're talking to but i dont get it either.

how is un - cs = jews???
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>>22279198
this will be Mcdonald logo in 2035
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>>22279134
This is one of many things we are no longer allowed to have due to a small percentage of the population.
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>>22279247
>whoa there buddy that yellow has a little bit too much color. we're not trying to run a kindergarten here. let's just fix that little mistake aaaaanndd...... perfect
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>>22279180
They'll eventually replace them all with digital displays
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>>22279266
>tranime pedo is a corporate bootlicker with no taste
Yeah that tracks.
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>>22279167
When I worked on the overnight stock crew, yes, we all hated them as they got in the way of our product carts. They were easy enough to dodge around but it was another think to watch out for. Given that the product carts could be stacked six to eight feet high, pushing them didn't afford an easy view of random shit hanging out into the aisle.
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Walking around Vons/Safeway asking people to sign up for Just For U. I fucking hated it when it was my turn to do that.
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>>22279284
i appreciate your hard work. modern wagies piss me the fuck off.

when i go to walmart now, i'll see some employee standing on top of a rolling stepladder doing fuck all for like 15 minutes when i just want to get to the aisle they're blocking.

bitch it doesn't take 15 minutes to reshop 3 cans of beans, move your ass.
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>>22279134
OP is a faggot and also a beer battered boomer.
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>>22279134
I still use smart source coupons.
it's how I get cheap kfc
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>>22279188
idk if it's still like that but during covid The Bell near me still looked like this. It was cozy.
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>>22279283
Fwiw that looks exactly like tranime
And not based anime
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>>22279300
Have you considered saying “excuse me, i need to grab beans”
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>>22279299
are you a big guy?
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I can't remember the last time I saw an operational Mrs. Fields.
My friends and I used to hang out at the mall for hours, then we'd grab a cookie bucket to share, a big cup of pretzel bites at pretzelmaker to share, and wash it all down with orange julius. I miss this.
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>>22279134
>>22279169
>>22279252
I mean, I'm white but when mom takes an hour in the store every other day because it's her only way out of the house and has 3 other babies in the cart and your autistic ass already sat on the floor and read every sonic and x men comic by register and all the plastic bread bins have been opened and sniffed and you already got caught eating candy out of the brach's bin and you already got yelled at for tapping the glass with the lobsters and read the back of every interesting cereal box and moved pork into the halal section and are banned from using a shopping cart as a scooter and scared a lady by hiding in the circular clothes rack and she hit you and when you told mom she said "good" and the grocery store radio starts repeating songs... sometimes walking up and down the isle finding and pulling these little shits until they're empty is your last source of entertainment. In my defense, I did put the coupons back in the bin so people could still use them; They just didn't get the satisfaction of watching the dot flash red and seeing another coupon come out.
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>>22279336
Why would a man sign up for a virtual coupon service before clipping the coupons at home?
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>>22279335
>climb down off that ladder and wheel it out of my way so i can grab 2 cans.
I'm way too autistic to be rude to a stranger.
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Highly specific nostalgia for me and only me. This restaurant is still open. It's just in my childhood hometown that I haven't visited in >10 years.
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>>22279352
Perryfag? I used to work there back in the 90s-00s, I do remember this little gay autistic child coming in all the time and everyone who worked there hated the kid, that was you??
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>>22279342
I briefly worked in a grocery store that had a small child care service. It was a little room on the side with a tv and toys. Parents would drop their kids there while they shopped. It was the job of one of the service clerks to man the child care room. I wonder when they discontinued that practice. It certainly wouldn't work now what with the new population of color. I never had to deal with a group of six black kids dropped off by dey mama, for example.
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>>22279368
I got put in one of these once and I tried to start an uprising against the wagie blocking the door and they had to call my mom on the store intercom to come get me. But yeah, I'm still white so I wasn't playing the knockout game with toddlers or anything. I just wanted something to read.
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>>22279367
Probably, but I didn't get to go more than a couple times a year. More of a special occasion type of place for my folks. Perry counts as part of Brigham City in my mind, and that's where I was.
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>>22279384
why are you posting on 4chan instead of saving us from the satanic elite?
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>>22279368
>I wonder when they discontinued that practice
Probably from people literally just using it as unpaid day care and leaving their kids in there for the whole damn day.
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>>22279134
The slop was wild
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>>22279347
Why would it be rude?
They get to say it took 25min to stock one area because customers needed them to move
Win-win desu
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>>22279284
>When I worked on the overnight stock crew
Tell us some cool stories about the stuff that happened at night...
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>>22279403
What's the difference?
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We didn't know how good we had it till it was gone
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>>22279712
Many quarters spent playing Metal Slug at Pizza Hut.
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It was usually for clothes but I think they sometimes did it for tendies
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>>22279225
The post to which you are replying was literally a japanese tweet, translated to english.
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>>22279247
>>22279254
flat design stopped being a trend like 5 years ago unc
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Went looking for a walmart food court picture but couldn't find one accurate to the one we had. This Kmart one kind of looks like the Walmart one, but the Kmart I went to had food up front by the entrance, with no seating. They had popcorn, hotdogs, and pizza, and probably other stuff.
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>>22279274
this poster has never touched a woman and never will
>>22279266
this poster touched a woman once and a restraining order was filed
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>>22279164
why would she say that
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>>22279198
Lol, love how the "people" in every old photo are just standing in default idle poses like their programming shut off
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>>22279214
>wah wah wah rich people are the reason my life sucks
Nope
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>>22279342
>>22279384
Ah, so you were fake white (bad parenting), rugrat physiognomy, thieving, ADHD, probably some jewish blood in your upstream.

I'm real white so I had free roam of the store, to do as I pleased, and I conducted myself well because our lineage and upbringings were good.
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>>22279939
Im convinced shitty children will never grow up to be decent adults. You can have a shitty phase as a teenager and grow out of it but every single child that sucked in my elementary school ended up sucking as an adult too.
People will blame abusive parents but i think its genetic. Shitty children just end up with abusive parents because their parents have the same genea for being a shitty person. They deserve each other.
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$1/gallon milk
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>>22279134
I remember grabbing those and never actually using them. My Albertsons instead now just has the coupons on a metal ring you tear off instead of a fancy dispenser.
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>>22279420
Um, today's dose feels a bit different than usual, but thanks anyways
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>>22279169
Partially that and partially that the grocery store wants to have savings and coupons tied to a loyalty program that is mostly used for data mining.
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>>22279209
Its AI buddy
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i haven't seen free samples in decades. nobody does that anymore. the last time i was offered a sample of something wasn't in a grocery store, it was in a BBQ restaurant. there were only a few samples left so she just handed me the entire tray and i ate all of it, and it got me miserably butt sick later.
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>>22280198
Sam's does free samples all throughout the day. I have to plan my trips around them because the dusgusting, fat, greedy southern hoglets who populate this state plan their trips to coincide with them.
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>>22279188
$5 footlongs...
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>>22279188
soul
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>>22279182
It's not as dynamic as you think. The price changes can only be done once a day at midnight, so in reality it's not much different to the paper labels, just quicker and requires fewer man hours. This of course has already resulted in pricing mistakes in my area that allowed someone to buy two gaming pc's for $1000 less than they were supposed to be marked.
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I miss Quiznos...
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>>22279134
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In the summer time I would walk or ride my bike to go to the Kmart and get a free refil on the alien Icee cup from the café. Maybe Id get a piece of Little Ceasars if I was hungry. There's a reason they went out of business.
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>>22279870
>Being surprised that people in photographs don't move
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>>22279717
WHOOP! WHOOP!
It's a Blue Light Special!
WHOOP! WHOOP!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGanHnDxJlg
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>>22279181
I'm with this, it's fucking pathetic.
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After a long day of hunting for tech bargains, who didn't want to take a break at the Fry's cafeteria?
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>>22280480
anon... these aren't old photographs. it's ai. look at the signs on the windows, and how it tried to recreate a drivethrough to an extent in the 1978 one lol to maintain the connection to the original image. good god, if you continue to refuse to engage with ai you are going to get scammed up the ass when you're a senior.
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>>22280758
also notice that all of the cars in the photos are from their respective year
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>>22279134
When I turned 18 in 2012 and started shopping for groceries by myself often these things were just starting to phase out. They'd always have a pile of the coupons on the floor near them, kids would fuck with em.
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>>22279134
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>>22280698
that looks nice
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>>22280758
The old pictures that are actually AI always get me because I'm never looking for it. Tired of the new normal but adjust is all I can do.
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>>22280698
Me because it was literally right next to the video game section where my dad dumped my 11 year old self for an hour, stranger danger bedamned
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>>22280810
Yeah, that really got me. Didn’t bother to really look
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>>22280381
>Quiznos
Garbage.
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>>22280476
Loved this shit
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>>22280758
Hey troon, kys. Patreon will never net you another dime.
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>>22279198
this image is AI generated. look at the righthand poster in the 1992 pic
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>>22279198
Honestly the real issue is that they got rid of the red.
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>>22279164
Nice I bet you got to eat as much candy as you wanted and stay up late
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>>22280393
>Wheelchair kid carries a screwdriver and a wrenge
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>>22281655
Never know when you might need a tune up even if your cant do it yourself.
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>>22279134
>uncs
black tik tok slang... zoomer detected.
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>>22279169
no you idiot they were replaced by digital coupons.
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>>22279193
kfc has not changed in 40+ years their fried chicken is still the same. the only thing that changed is who is employed at the restaurants that is why some suck.
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>>22279254
listen all you idiots the old mcdoanlds store design and mascots came from the 50's and kids shows that starred clowns and puppets. over time no one gives a shit about clowns and puppets as the reason to go to a place to eat.

now people go there for food. this has been a long time coming and I'm glad to see it. restaurant mascots and clowns are garbage marketing and worthless now.
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>>22279266
pedo post ignored.
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>>22282348
>zoomer
Incel 4tran slang...unc detected.
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Take me back to when cereal was good
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>>22282383
Back before they were required to include whole grains so it was basically equivalent to eating potato chips for breakfast.
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>>22279300
Having "paid my dues" working on the stock crew overnight for a couple of years, got to admit I get pissed off at stores that do a lot of their stocking during the day. I was also pricing manager for a while, another job that was done overnight while the store was closed. Now I see those people walking around during the day, blocking shit while fooling around with the tags and signs. Bring on the electronic tags if the workers aren't willing to come in and swap out the tags overnight when the prices change in the computer.
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>>22282370
>gladly and willingly talking like a groid
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this is more like gramps shit but boxes of cracker jack used to come with marbles, jacks and shooters, because playing marbles was popular with kids locally here in the 50s and early 60s, and they'd bet money on it and play it on sidewalks in outlines of chalk. my dad had a glass jug collection of marbles, suggesting either he was really fucking good at it or ate a shitload of cracker jack. since AI destroyed the internet and this stuff was really never well-documented, i can't find images of this stuff easily now. i know i pulled picrel out of said jar he owned in the 90s and played with em. knockoffs make authentics even harder to find.
he continued eating cracker jack into the late 90s and lamented that they only put paper prizes into the boxes by that point.
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>>22282351
because of the blacks
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Those original mcdonalds were trash and had poor insulation, roof construction and stormwater/runoff management. They also were so oddly designed to be useful in a variety of ways and it was hard as hell trying to sell them. Nah... fuck that. New ones are so much better with gas in the double pane windows amd other shit. I've seen this up close long ago. I'll tell you this though. Hurricane resistance now and general building practices and regulations are much higher quality and more strict.

The modern designs are in the order of multitudes better in my mind. Also, for fucks sakes... those old buildings stick out like a store thumb. Glad the community started requiring mcdonalds to adopt color schemes, roofing types and siding that blends into the neighborhood especially in beautiful areas which I own homes in.

Pic related. It's Tsukasa Kudamaki.
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>>22282467
Pic related. It's what you should do tonight.
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Throwback to when my mom used to buy me pizza and popcorn from here occasionally
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>>22282383
Was Kix ever good? I remember eating these as a child, but I never liked them.
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>>22282577
its what the poor kids ate
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>>22282613
Mom was military, so money wasn't a problem, she'd buy Kix in an attempt to get us to eat healthier for breakfast, but me and my sisters just left it to sit on the top of the fridge because we didn't want it. We just ate waffles and pancakes from then on, with the occasional cereal like Cap'n' Crunch or Cheerios.
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>>22282467
Y post this so often
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>>22279134
Even in the 90s I never understood the idea of coupons. Why did stores used to give out little pieces of paper that made some items temporarily cost a different amount than their normal price? Why not just change the price of the item and not print the little pieces of paper? Or just keep the price the same at all times?
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>>22282661
because stupid people are highly influenced by "deals". it gets them into the store to buy a bunch of stuff that they otherwise would not buy
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>>22282661
Because the average cosumer does not remember the prices of everything in the store. If you don't let them know that they're getting a good deal, they won't take it.
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>>22279939
You absolutely got made fun of at least once a week in school. Imagine thinking white people are immune from being bad parents. Top fuckin kek.
The bad white parents were the ones that suffocate their child with rules and activities and dont give them any room to explore and discover things, good or bad. Your post is typical of that kind of upbringing; it produces neurotic self obsessed messes.
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>>22279951
Its a tough cycle to break but it happens sometimes. The genetics works the other way too; when a good kid is born into a really shit family theyll want something better.
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>>22282674
On the other hand buying 4 cans of of soup from a brand I DO usually buy for only 50 cents is smart.
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>>22279368
My parents used to go to a grocery store that had this kind of service but for bigger kids (8-10 years old I guess). It was just a room filled with TV's connected to PS1 / PS2 consoles.
My parents would let me go there and just played games while they shopped. I remember vividly playing a really weird ps1 game, it was very scary for me at the time and couldn't get very far. Still, the game had a very eerie and it felt completely out of place (they usually have Crash Bandicoot or Spyro, not a horror game). Because of that the game stuck with me, and years later I found out it was a quite obscure PS1 game called "Hellnight". Very trippy game. I remember talking with the other kids to see if we could get past the monster. Good old times.
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>>22279164
i like you :)
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>>22280831
Those were different times. Leave your front door unlocked, etc. etc.
You know why.
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>>22282359
I like puppets.
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>>22279352
If we're doing local places, this burger joint was the best. RIP Willy's Old Style Burgers.
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>>22279164
All women hate all men.
It's penis envy.
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>>22279134
Why would a thread type remember anything? Does unf remember to? Or M?
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>>22283911
I lived in San Antonio in the 80s as a kid. My family went there a lot. I miss my friends from back then.
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>>22279164
My mother made it super obvious too; when I was a teen found out she got talked out of getting an abortion, dad would talk too much when he was drunk.
>watching tv
>political ad saying VOTE NO ON 1
>"so anon what do YOU think about abortion?"
>"well I try not to think about it, but if a woman is really young and unprepared and found out super early th-"
>"well anon then we wouldn't be talking right now"
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>>22279193
>KFC
>tacobell pic
Stfu bot
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>>22279134
shut up faggot
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>>22284854
based Pili enjoyer
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>>22281648
I knew it..............

>We will make u saddar! acchept your destana! shankhar dhalsimmisih
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>>22279154
uncUTs
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>>22285135
no one call uncircumcised people "uncs"
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>>22285157
>t. c
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>>22280698
this one was my favorite. i used to get the buffalo wings and just watch the fish.
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do any of you uncs remember a white candy sold at Ace Hardware? i think it was vanilla flavored and was like a squeeze bottle themed on cement or caulk but i havent been able to remember the name. I guess this would have been like 96 or 97 in West Covina or La Puente
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>>22283918
Holy shit I totally forgot about the Franco-American brand. Ouch. That one kind o' hurts.
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>>22279134
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>>22279352
>>22284866
Checked
If we're doin' local joint throwbacks. I submit Spicy's BBQ from Riverhead, NY. They closed down a few years ago, and the building's since been demolished. They were good though. Carolina style bbq, the sauce had a good vinegar punch to it. They made it about 50 years 'til covid put them in life support.
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>>22285537
wtf a 631 anon i fucking miss s[icys im still mad

I submit an old lost relic
Ground Round
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>>22285549
Hell yeah. Loved the ground round as a kid. I started life as a 718 anon. As many 718 families did, we became 516 anons, ultimately ending up as 631 anons.
I further submit picrel.
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>>22285549
But yeah. Spicy's chicken and rib combo was kickass. I'd try to eat there as much as I could when I was working out that way back in the 90s. There was a German deli out there too I can't remember the name of.
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We had the future back in the 80s
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>>22285586
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>>22279247
has to use the M
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>>22279164
Well I DON'T like you. Me and your mom would agree on that.
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We still have 974 more years before we see them do this again.
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>>22286017
Fruit loops with marshmallow was such a great idea.
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>>22280476
damn these were so cool. I think I threw all mine away though in my "IM GROWN UP AND DONT NEED THESE" phase. Now at 38 I regret it.
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>>22280476
Pokemania was once in a life time event, and nothing will ever got close to it, even when Pokemon GO came out in 2016. I just wish I could have gone to all those events held in the states, but ma was stationed in Italy at the time. Still, we got Pokemon stuff on base.
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>>22286024
>heinz
im thinkign 'bout catchin all dem beanz
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>>22279198
Yes, that's exactly what it will be. They've already blocked off the view to the kitchen from the counter. Next is to simply just lock the doors, then replace drive-thru worker with a recording. No human contact, no customer service. I guess it serves us right for patronizing them in the first place.
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>>22280339
Probably the only thing that made Subway worth getting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OvqeMy2s6k
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>>22286421
my first job was at subway, started right before the $5 footlong thing started. that particular store already had a $4 footlong tuesday, that promo was their own idea, and it kept a line out the door all day. what's worse is the subway was in a 24/7 gas station, so every tuesday there would be a line forming as early as 5-6am, by lunch it would be out the door, and eventually thin out, but by dinner it'd be out the door again, and it'd stay that way all the way until midnight.

my shift was third. i worked alone. i'd come in at 10pm to relieve the 2 people who had been burned out non-stop making sandwiches all day, and then by myself, do the same thing for the next 2 hours straight. i had to create my own system at midnight that whoever was still standing in line when the clock strikes 12:00 still gets the deal. i then had to call out anyone who walked in after that and tell them the $4 deal is over. people would seriously still walk out mad or argue with me that i cut them off at 12:13 and they'd have to pay a dollar more. i probably gave that job too much of my mental energy for only $7.25/hr. it was the worst job i ever had but i stole as much food as i wanted and ate for free pretty much every day.
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>>22286450
Hope you're doing a better. Legit, I really don't get why a lot of people dog on others for working in fast food, then turn right around and get fast food themselves.
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>>22286450
I worked a shitty retail job too.
In hindsight, I should have worked at a movie theatre. It would have been kino.
But I was given that job, and after a while it got too comfortable to look elsewhere.
So comfortable, in fact, that I started drinking on the job and customers started complaining that I was being overly friendly.
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>>22279337
they still have a lot of them in Asia, or at least they did when I went in 2022
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>>22282445
Anon, don't worry about the AI thing, because you just unlocked a memory I forgot I had. Cracker Jack was my grandmas favorite sweets. She too had a huge collection jar of marbles and my own mom who was gen x also had one. My grandma told me the same stories about kids growing up and that's all they really had in as children were their marbles and kiddie gambling. lol
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>>22284854
Hardcore puppets
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>>22285484
anon ate the caulking from the hardware store
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>>22285575
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>>22286876
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>>22286878
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>>22279164
Im sorry anon. We like you here
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>>22286024
I remember seeing the ads for the pop tarts in comics but never actually seeing them in stores.
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>>22282445
it made a short comeback in the 90s where I was around the time Pogs were popular, we had no idea about rules though so this one kid with a huge mammoth marble would just fuck all our marbles up. Was pretty fun having everyone ask their parents for old marble collections and seeing what people came to school with, lotta crying when some people lost important marbles though. We used to have 'hostage' cards we'd put up for stuff like Pokemon or Magic as well, high stakes at 9yo
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>>22286017
>not making your own cereal mix from your favorites as a kid

Even those dry-ass shredded wheat cereals are nice when you pop just a few handfuls into more flavorful cereals.
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>>22279198
I hate when people say "they made every McDonald's a grey box so that they'd be easier to re-sell!" like no they didn't, Jews wanted to remove colour from our lives.
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>>22279337
I miss how dim interiors used to be. I hate going to malls now because it feels like a spotlight is constantly on me and everyone's watching me.
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I still return carts. Sometimes I even rearrange the little ones with the regular ones when putting them away. My time as a bag boy really stuck with me.
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>>22279198
>this is the guy whose mom put Malt-O-Meal cereal in Fruity Pebbles boxes because they "taste different" and he wouldn't eat the cheaper stuff
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Yup utterly kino
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>>22279198
It will be a dark kitchen only and uber jeets. Drones won’t help destabilize western nations. We need JEETS
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>>22287114
>not freeze dried
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>>22286880
Fucking outstanding. Was it Thursday they had the wing lunch special? Pretty sure it was Thursdays.
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>>22286876
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>>22286880
>those prices
Dam, I really wish we could go back to those.
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>>22287050
Had them one time back then, can't remember how it taste, but from the looks of it, it was just their regular Strawberry flavor with some added dazzle. The one I never saw were the beans.



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