one safe place said:

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I still have a hard time wrapping my head around why any business would pander to and promote some small percentage of the population whether it be the freakazoid stuff Bud Light did or the disgusting mess Hello Fresh is doing. Make what you make, sell what you sell, leave politics and the sexual preferences of the abnormal people out of it.

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The product/service they provide should appeal to everyone. Fresh food with interesting ingredients packaged with instructions for a delicious recipe that you can make in minutes and squeeze into a busy schedule so you can get back into the kitchen and enjoy a meal with a loved one. Doesn't matter who you like to sleep with that message is appealing so why do they think they have to be edgy and post about gay sex? It does nothing to further their brand.

BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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I was a bachelor until the age of 41. I pretty much always cooked extra because I didn't want to have to cook the next day. Had nothing to do with not understanding fractions, though.

Rex Racer said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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I was a bachelor until the age of 41. I pretty much always cooked extra because I didn't want to have to cook the next day. Had nothing to do with not understanding fractions, though.

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Well, yeah. Me too.

But saying it's hard to cook for one, so I use a lazy ass app/service, isn't based upon any reality.

MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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We all know YOU never cook for 1.

BTKAG97 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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We all know YOU never cook for 1.

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I never said 1 what.

1 army

1 team

1 group

BigRobSA said:

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Rex Racer said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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I was a bachelor until the age of 41. I pretty much always cooked extra because I didn't want to have to cook the next day. Had nothing to do with not understanding fractions, though.

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Well, yeah. Me too.

But saying it's hard to cook for one, so I use a lazy ass app/service, isn't based upon any reality.

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Agreed. I used to just run to the store to buy what I wanted for that day or the next few. I never knew what I wanted to eat from day to day, and I didn't want to be locked in. But I would cook for several days, so if I didn't feel like going to pick something up, I would have a ready made meal on hand. Ah, the bachelor life. My wife cooks for me now, thankfully, and boy, can she cook! /rule one protected

MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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Yep, and it's all Digital Marketing now based on fake metrics and social media engagement so companies have handed front of store to all of the left wing idiots by doing so. Combine it with HR and you have a recipe for left wing cancer spreading.

I have to assume Marketing is no longer taught the way I got it in business school. Hardest class I had hands down. All math and figuring out how you segment markets. Most of these clowns would have dropped that course and/or failed out of it.

What I learned still applies but I'm quite sure it's not taught with remotely the same rigor and doubtful it's taught in undergraduate like that most anywhere.

BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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LOL WUT... I plainly said i NEVER signed up.
Those were the two reasons that I looked at it. Still wasn't worth it.

bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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That doesn't surprise me. Even back in the day, creatives in ad agencies were a different breed. I'm sure its much worse, now.

Creatives work for themselves and their peers, not their clients. Their first and last instinct is to create something wacky and off kilter, regardless of how it makes the client look. The Don Drapers in advertising died out in the '70s.

bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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From the outside looking in you can't comprehend it.

From the inside looking out you can't explain it.

EclipseAg said:

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bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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That doesn't surprise me. Even back in the day, creatives in ad agencies were a different breed. I'm sure its much worse, now.

Creatives work for themselves and their peers, not their clients. Their first and last instinct is to create something wacky and off kilter, regardless of how it makes the client look. The Don Drapers in advertising died out in the '70s.

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A simple explanation is, the creative who designed this campaign is gay, and this is what he uses Hello Fresh food for.

EclipseAg said:

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bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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That doesn't surprise me. Even back in the day, creatives in ad agencies were a different breed. I'm sure its much worse, now.

Creatives work for themselves and their peers, not their clients. Their first and last instinct is to create something wacky and off kilter, regardless of how it makes the client look. The Don Drapers in advertising died out in the '70s.

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Good marketing firms do not do this. I ran Marketing for our company. GSD&M was our marketing firm. They do a pretty extensive download and assessment with the client to understand the culture, history, goals, objectives, etc as a first step. While they will push you to think outside the box and consider creative ideas (because that's their job), I never did not have control over the messaging. Anyone that isn't a dumbass on the business side would not approve messaging like Hello Fresh has done.

We either are going to find out Hello Fresh has left wing dumbasses in positions of authority that approved this and will own it, or they will blame it on a rogue social media specialist / intern.

one safe place said:

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I still have a hard time wrapping my head around why any business would pander to and promote some small percentage of the population whether it be the freakazoid stuff Bud Light did or the disgusting mess Hello Fresh is doing. Make what you make, sell what you sell, leave politics and the sexual preferences of the abnormal people out of it.

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Bingo! Do they expect to gain additional "Alphabet People" business with this to offset the people that ditch them?

YouBet said:

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EclipseAg said:

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bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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That doesn't surprise me. Even back in the day, creatives in ad agencies were a different breed. I'm sure its much worse, now.

Creatives work for themselves and their peers, not their clients. Their first and last instinct is to create something wacky and off kilter, regardless of how it makes the client look. The Don Drapers in advertising died out in the '70s.

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Good marketing firms do not do this. I ran Marketing for our company. GSD&M was our marketing firm. They do a pretty extensive download and assessment with the client to understand the culture, history, goals, objectives, etc as a first step. While they will push you to think outside the box and consider creative ideas (because that's their job), I never did not have control over the messaging. Anyone that isn't a dumbass on the business side would not approve messaging like Hello Fresh has done.

We either are going to find out Hello Fresh has left wing dumbasses in positions of authority that approved this and will own it, or they will blame it on a rogue social media specialist / intern.

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I agree. GSD&M is of course one of the best of the best.

But as a client, you didn't see all the wacky stuff the creatives came up for you before someone with sense at the agency killed it. LOL

It doesn't surprise me that even at GSD&M, the creatives didn't "get" A&M.

BigRobSA said:

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Rex Racer said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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I was a bachelor until the age of 41. I pretty much always cooked extra because I didn't want to have to cook the next day. Had nothing to do with not understanding fractions, though.

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Well, yeah. Me too.

But saying it's hard to cook for one, so I use a lazy ass app/service, isn't based upon any reality.

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I guess a determining factor is the definition on how much food is "for one".

Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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No way this is serious. People literally don't know how to buy groceries to cook and prep meals for one? To the point that you overpay for someone else to do it for you?

Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.

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LOL WUT... I plainly said i NEVER signed up.
Those were the two reasons that I looked at it. Still wasn't worth it.

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You realize his retort has nothing to do with you signing up or not and everything to do with your apparent inability to do math and plan?

Heineken-Ashi said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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No way this is serious. People literally don't know how to buy groceries to cook and prep meals for one? To the point that you overpay for someone else to do it for you?

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Some of us marry trad women so we don't have to worry about such things.

#BringBackthe1950s

Heineken-Ashi said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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No way this is serious. People literally don't know how to buy groceries to cook and prep meals for one? To the point that you overpay for someone else to do it for you?

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Go buy a meal for two and then have leftovers. This isn't hard...

If I'm cooking for one, it makes no sense that I wouldn't cook more than I need and eat leftovers. Buying, prepping, and cooking just for one is not efficient.

In our house, we are on our own for breakfast and lunch but then wife makes dinner. I eat the same thing every day for breakfast so won't even cover that, but because I'm cooking for one at lunch I do the following:

1. Buy a large package of pre-marinated chicken at meat market. Cook it all on Sunday and eat that all week in various configs, or
2. Eat a prepared meal from Sprouts, or
3. Eat tuna.

Depending on what wife makes for dinner, we will have leftovers from that that I'll eat for lunch the next day.

YouBet said:

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EclipseAg said:

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bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

---

My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

---

That doesn't surprise me. Even back in the day, creatives in ad agencies were a different breed. I'm sure its much worse, now.

Creatives work for themselves and their peers, not their clients. Their first and last instinct is to create something wacky and off kilter, regardless of how it makes the client look. The Don Drapers in advertising died out in the '70s.

---

Good marketing firms do not do this. I ran Marketing for our company. GSD&M was our marketing firm. They do a pretty extensive download and assessment with the client to understand the culture, history, goals, objectives, etc as a first step. While they will push you to think outside the box and consider creative ideas (because that's their job), I never did not have control over the messaging. Anyone that isn't a dumbass on the business side would not approve messaging like Hello Fresh has done.

We either are going to find out Hello Fresh has left wing dumbasses in positions of authority that approved this and will own it, or they will blame it on a rogue social media specialist / intern.

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My guess is the former, that they are run by leftists much like Penzey's Spices and the leadership doesn't care. They are traded on the OTC market here and listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Their stock performance has declined significantly over the last 3-4 years after the pandemic hysteria died down.

Logos Stick said:

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Goodbye Fresh

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More like "Goodbye, Fetish!"

The entire purpose of this was to go viral, that's what a lot of companies want to do marketing wise in today's world. They may or may not even see a spike in revenue but they got in the convo and picked up by the "algorithm." Success.

bonfarr said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Marketing is chock full of left wing creative types with the highly open lower consciousness and lower disgust threshold personality types. They exist in a bobble of cancelling of any real contact with moderate and conservative types in the real world and of affirm of leftism from like minded peers. They really do believe what they are saying and doing is virtuous and popular and don't care if "a handful" of "extremist conservatives" find it distasteful. It's all about virtue signaling to those groups that will reflexively affirm and support the proper left wing ideological positions.

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My wife worked for GSD&M when we were dating and the agency was hired by A&M for a campaign. I met the creatives that were sent to CS before and after the visit and could not believe their takeaway of Aggie culture. I don't think they ever understood.

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I have no problem believing they struggled understanding us, they're t-sips!!!

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The iconic advertising agency GSD&M was founded and originally run by University of Texas at Austin graduates. [1]
The agency was born right out of the campus experience in 1970 when a group of friends teamed up to create a multimedia film for the UT Dean of Students. After graduating in 1971, six of these UT alumni decided to turn their creative spark into an agency: [1, 2, 3]

• Roy Spence
• Judy Trabulsi
• Tim McClure
• Steve Gurasich
• Bill Gurasich
• Jim Darilek [1]

The famous acronym GSD&M represents the last names of four of these original co-founders (Gurasich, Spence, Darilek, and McClure). Operating out of Austin, they built the firm into a nationally renowned agency that has represented legendary brands like Southwest Airlines, Popeyes, and the U.S. Air Force. [1, 2, 3, 4]

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It doesn't surprise me that A&M hired them, our administration often does stupid things.

This is the firm that was paid $1 million to spend a year 'researching' the campus experience at t-sip, and then came up with the marketing slogan "we're texas". Months later, someone at t-sip realized they'd been ripped off, because they literally just recycled an old Southwest Airlines marketing slogan "We're Southwest".

I can't remember the specific marketing campaign but IIRC it was right around the time the big article in the Texas Monthly was written about what the Aggie culture was and GSD&M was somehow involved in that.

The thing that irked me so much about the article was their focus on the TAMU philosophy department because they thought it was such an oxymoron to have an "Aggie philosopher "

bonfarr said:

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I can't remember the specific marketing campaign but IIRC it was right around the time the big article in the Texas Monthly was written about what the Aggie culture was and GSD&M was somehow involved in that.

The thing that irked me so much about the article was their focus on the TAMU philosophy department because they thought it was such an oxymoron to have an "Aggie philosopher "

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Was that the "They finally have something to yell about" cover with the CT with the overly large mouth?

Sounds familiar, I think so.

Gilligan said:

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What next, Office Depot has a sale on scissors?

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I'll take a pair

So what would be the backlash if Vagisil came and said Women try our new 'Cranberry Flavor" to prepare your vagina for baby making month ?

Heineken-Ashi said:

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

Quote:

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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No way this is serious. People literally don't know how to buy groceries to cook and prep meals for one? To the point that you overpay for someone else to do it for you?

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Can you read?
The post PLAINLY SAYS I NEVER SIGNED UP. I CLEARLY stated those were the two reasons I considered it.

I would like to think it works be extremely obvious if I say I didn't act on those reasons then they were obviously not very good.

If someone wants to overpay for that convenience good for them. I won't.

HF probably doing more harm than good for gays here

There is a reason they hikacked a word that used to mean "happy" - it is branding

The last thing those normalizing gay want is everyone to realize what they're actually fighting for