I picked D. You really have to pay attention when you buy something. I look for the Made in USA label but have found that there are tricks that companies can do to fool consumers. I bought a snowblower a couple of years ago. It had a big Made in USA label on it. I gave the engine a good looking over and there were no markings on it and I could tell it was not a Briggs and Stratton. I asked the guy in the store and at first he said he did not know then i got it out of him that the engine was indeed made in China.
I bought different model and it is a beast.
Fill a bag of chips half way full same with soda or skim and make it 11.4 Oz instead of 12
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I‘ve learned in a YouTube video that American telecommunication companies like to charge you for two months in the beginning and claim they do this, so the last month would be free. Then (years later) they also charge you the last month and hope, you have forgotten about the initial double-charge. Of course, you have to call their goddamned call-centers three times for a refund, while they play dumb and give you the run-around. 🤬🤮👎
Post shitty ads, as they know people will talk about something terrible as much as they will something great.
The goal is the same - people check out the product and buy.
Selling overpriced plastic containers when buying water.
The displays are very tacky and a dead give away that you're just being ripped off Lol. So essentially consumer beware. It's just common sense.
Raising prices on essential items - like gasoline and electricity and water.
Rainbow flags on their corporate logo in June
Paying politicians to steal it from me for them
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