Nobody owes anything to any brand. Brands needs to evolve or die. That's capitalism.
Kenmore appliances too. No more trips to the Sears Scratch-and-Dent Warehouse to buy Kenmore washers and dryers that last forever.Crocks?????
Dammit!!!
Tell me about it!Kenmore appliances too. No more trips to the Sears Scratch-and-Dent Warehouse to buy Kenmore washers and dryers that last forever.
Did ya mean 'don't like' in last sentenceInteresting list. Don't see how them going out of business/production can be laid at Millennials' feet. I question their reasoning too. Look at #1,Diet Pepsi.
"While diet sodas first came onto the market in response to worries about sugary sodas, today there’s concern about the potential harms of ingesting artificial sweeteners and aspartame.
Instead of Diet Pepsi, millennials prefer healthier drinks like sparkling water."
Millennials prefer energy drinks that are loaded with artificial sweeteners,aspartame,other chemical ingredients and twice the caffeine and come in 16 and 24oz cans.
Nope. Said it the way I meant it.Did ya mean 'don't like' in last sentence
didn't realize millennials were into all the stuff they killingNope. Said it the way I meant it.
ever once in awhile………..vinegar/crackers and sometimes pigs-in-a-blanketDoes anyone really eat the little Vienna Sausages anymore? I had them once and only once, seriously bad!
why would someone not even in the damn thread rate "dislike"Will they replace Sears with Tears
If they're killing Diet Pepsi it's because they're buying energy drinks instead,not sparkling water.didn't realize millennials were into all the stuff they killing
Oh, understand now and I read those energy drinks have 'bull sperm' in them, have you read that?If they're killing Diet Pepsi it's because they're buying energy drinks instead,not sparkling water.
No I haven't read that. Even more glad I stopped drinking them over a year ago now.Oh, understand now and I read those energy drinks have 'bull sperm' in them, have you read that?
never had one and glad of thatNo I haven't read that. Even more glad I stopped drinking them over a year ago now.
I've never used Twitter nor had an iPod. Never had a pager or MP3 player either. Marched right past me.What gets me most is that iPods and Twitter, according to the article, are already on their way out.
Time marches on. Sometimes very quickly.