Shit's getting real
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Nah if the company specifically contracts with Arizona to put their branding where the 99c would go they can do that.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Only Circle K does that. All other gas stations just sell the regular cans that say $0.99 for more than $0.99.
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We’ll know we’re in trouble when Costco raises the price of the hotdog
Or the chicken.
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Today i learned that in the us arizona tea is extremely good and cheap, while here in europe you can only get it imported so its pretty expensive...
Also mediocre tasting sugar water
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Arizona tea was already $1.79 at most places around here before Trump even became president the first time. There's pretty much only 1 store I can go and get them for the 99 cents advertised on the can, and they don't even carry anything other than the Mucho Mango juice
A lot of stores around here covered the .99 up with a store sticker 5 years ago, which I thought was blasphemy.
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Used to hate Arizona quite a bit because it felt super bougie and expensive for what's essentially just a regular ice tea. Developed a taste for it over the years and like it quite a bit nowadays because it's partly sweetened with stevia which makes it taste very pleasantly. Quite unfortunate that most of the flavours sold here aren't vegan because they insist on 0,1% of honey in the ingredients
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Used to hate Arizona quite a bit because it felt super bougie and expensive for what's essentially just a regular ice tea. Developed a taste for it over the years and like it quite a bit nowadays because it's partly sweetened with stevia which makes it taste very pleasantly. Quite unfortunate that most of the flavours sold here aren't vegan because they insist on 0,1% of honey in the ingredients
Vegans don't eat Honey? Huh.
Makes sense when you think about it, tho.
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I have a job at a large corporate retail store and we recently raised a lot of prices, mostly for things that haven't been hit by tariffs yet. The owner is using the tariffs as an excuse to jack up prices for no reason.
Even if all the tariffs were done away with tomorrow, corporate America is still going to jack up the prices.But have you thought about the shareholders?
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Vegans don't eat Honey? Huh.
Makes sense when you think about it, tho.
All that honeybee suffering...
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All that honeybee suffering...
In Europe without industrial honey bees we would not have apples, crops amd stuff because they are almost solely responsible for the pollination.
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Used to hate Arizona quite a bit because it felt super bougie and expensive for what's essentially just a regular ice tea. Developed a taste for it over the years and like it quite a bit nowadays because it's partly sweetened with stevia which makes it taste very pleasantly. Quite unfortunate that most of the flavours sold here aren't vegan because they insist on 0,1% of honey in the ingredients
Why the fuck are vegans not eating honey? It's nectar?
Please don't tell me it's to do with exploitation of insects.
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In Europe without industrial honey bees we would not have apples, crops amd stuff because they are almost solely responsible for the pollination.
What's an industrial honeybee? In my head I have bees buzzing around wearing tiny hi-vis vests and helmets.
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Why the fuck are vegans not eating honey? It's nectar?
Please don't tell me it's to do with exploitation of insects.
It has to do with the exploitation of insects.
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What's an industrial honeybee? In my head I have bees buzzing around wearing tiny hi-vis vests and helmets.
They listen to Nine Inch Nails and work in factories.
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But have you thought about the shareholders?
I have, and on a related note, I also think of guillotines.
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Used to hate Arizona quite a bit because it felt super bougie and expensive for what's essentially just a regular ice tea. Developed a taste for it over the years and like it quite a bit nowadays because it's partly sweetened with stevia which makes it taste very pleasantly. Quite unfortunate that most of the flavours sold here aren't vegan because they insist on 0,1% of honey in the ingredients
Stevia can die in a fire. Some people can limit their sugar intake to healthy levels. Make something either diet or not. I dislike the taste of all artificial sweeteners, and its in regular too now with most drinks. With artificial sweeteners (but maybe not stevia) wrecking your gut biome and other problems, they've just added something unhealthy to drinks. A drink that would normally be OK to drink once in a while.
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All that honeybee suffering...
It's a lack of human imagination to think that animals without eyebrows can't suffer.
There are parts of (industrial) beekeeping that aren't ethical. It's up to people themselves to decide if they are comfortable with that.
For example outcompeting other native pollinators, culling entire hives by drowning or gassing is a thing, clipping the wings of the queen to prevent swarming, increased risk of disease due to lower nutritional value of sugar water
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In Europe without industrial honey bees we would not have apples, crops amd stuff because they are almost solely responsible for the pollination.
Fun stuff, but you forgot that we reduced wild pollinator population by around 70%? Mainly due to the monoculture agriculture, and pesticide usage? The thing they are now needed for?
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Why the fuck are vegans not eating honey? It's nectar?
Please don't tell me it's to do with exploitation of insects.
Why are you so aggressive in asking something? Do you expect people to help you like that?
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What's an industrial honeybee? In my head I have bees buzzing around wearing tiny hi-vis vests and helmets.
So basically all honey you buy is made by the European honey bee, which is known for making lots of honey. Beekeepers place them in boxes and collect the honey. And basically once you have more than 20 hives you are commercially viable and that is what I mean with industrial
Asia has a different kind of bee that Beekeepers breed, but almost all of the rest of the world is using the same species.
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Why the fuck are vegans not eating honey? It's nectar?
Please don't tell me it's to do with exploitation of insects.
Honeybees destroy ecosystems because they're more efficient at pollination than wild bees are, so there's an ecological nuance to abstaining from honey. Apart from that, there's the ethical component of taking away food that the bees produce for themselves that's not ours for the taking.
