• @Sterile_Technique
    link
    English
    271 year ago

    …unironically, I’m a little surprised something like that isn’t a legit thing.

    I’d buy the FUCK out of a brand that contributed a dollar toward my student loans with the purchase of their cereal or macaroni noodles or w/e. So long as the price tag isn’t jacked up a dollar to offset - if it’s a net saving and the volume of food is comparable, I could forgive a lot in the taste or quality department.

    Hell, I’d make entire meal plans around that brand. Gotta eat anyway, so it’s a win for me; and while their profit margin wouldn’t be as high as a purchase from a non-student-loan-debt-slave, the massive uptick in brand loyalty would be a win for them.

    • @[email protected]
      link
      fedilink
      English
      31 year ago

      So long as the price tag isn’t jacked up a dollar to offset

      It already is, though. GM increases the price of every item by the value on the box top so it’s a through-tax that you get to pay. Every top not given to a school is just more money in the bank for them.

      • @Sterile_Technique
        link
        English
        11 year ago

        Yea I’m more of a generics/bulk kinda guy. If it’s a dollar toward my loans + an upcharge on the actual item, then fuggit, I’m sticking with the cheapies.

  • @son_named_bort
    link
    English
    21 year ago

    Oh, why did I eat all those Lucky Charms? Guess it’s time to dump all those box tops I’ve been saving.

  • Teon
    link
    fedilink
    21 year ago

    But yogurt tops are still legal tender right?
    .
    right?
    .
    .
    [glances at warehouse filled with yogurt tops]
    .
    hello… ???

    • @mx_smith
      link
      English
      41 year ago

      And what will I do with all these aluminum tabs from the cans, I have been saving.