"1001 Stickers And 768 Of Them Are Useless Squares. Thanks, Disney"
"My Sister Got This For Her Birthday"
"Bought These Sticky Notes Cause I Thought The Gold Border Was Nice"
"Tricked By The Packaging Of My Moisturizing Cream"
"Is Anyone Else Bothered By Deceptive Packaging Like This?"
"Rolling Stone Presents (39 Of The) 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time"
""Printed All Over" And Deliberately Leaves The Pattern On The Outside Of The Package"
"Thought I’d Buy Some Colored Pens. Turns Out Every Single One Of Them Has Blue Ink"
"Both Weigh 500g But The Green One Is In A 30% "Bigger Bag More To Share""
"The Sticker Was A Lie"
"Bought A Ball Pit For My Baby"
"So Thankful For My Singular Candy Topping"
"This "Box" Of Beef"
"How Can They Even Call This "Non-Dairy?""
"800 Pieces. Yeah Right. The Box Is Half Blocked And 550 Pieces Are Tiny Dot Pieces. My Son Was Not Happy"
"8% Alcohol Or"
"This Cashew Packaging. I Was Wondering Why My Hand Instantly Hit The Bottom When I Opened It"
"New Packaging (Right), Same Quantity"
"I Guess The Meatballs All Just Wanted A Window Seat"
"Brand New Protein Powder, Not Even Filled Half Whey"
"New Means What's Inside Is Not New"
"Bought A Coloring Book And Pencils To Keep Myself Busy While I’m Off Work. Thought These Were Full-Size Pencils"
"I Was Wondering Why This Watermelon Juice Tasted So Weird"
"My Mother Ordered 1000 Plastic Blocks For Her Nephews. Ended Up Receiving 523"
"Bought Some Eye Makeup, Just Realized One Of The Eyeshadows Isn’t Safe For Eyes. Found Out Via White Print On A White Background"
"No, It's Not Bigger. It's Of Same Size"
"Tesco Is Selling "Flushable" Wet Wipes Which Are "Harmful To Aquatic Life""
"This Box Of Mostly Sticks With Some Matches In It"
"New Cereal Box Is 11% Taller With 1.6% Less Cereal"
"Some Acrylic Paints I Bought"
"9 Sticker Rolls. One Mildly Infuriated 7-Year-Old"
"Went To Poundland And Had The Choice Between These And After Eights, Got These Cause They We're Bigger, I Paid For Air"
"Coloring Book For My Son"
"Actual Size Is Not The Actual Size"
"Package Of The Cheese vs. The Cheese Itself"
"Coloring Kit That Is 90% Empty And Counts Each Piece Of Paper As One Piece In 100 Pieces"
"These Were Locked In A Glass Case Facing Forward So You Couldn’t Just Read The Back Before Purchase"
"Sneaky Packaging Cheating Us"
"Even Worse - It's Stale"
"This Sour Batch Candy Bag Felt Oddly Light"
"One Of The Blocks Isn't One Of The Blocks"
"Thanks Jetstar For My Large Box Of Pencils"
"This Pizza Tastes Like False Advertising"
"Natural My Foot"
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...How is this related to capitalism? Those great big political words sure are handy, aren't they? When you repeat them, it's like a warm blankey to wrap your IQ in for 'safe praise' mode online, where you get to tell yourself you actually said something relevant and poignant, as the rest of the herd can both oooh and ahhh at the depth of your insight and hit the thumbs up. That mean ol' capitalism!, You're not exactly sure what it is, but it sure works when you shout it out first! Like farting in a theater full of popcorn munchers, because all of social media's brainwashing has worked and you're a good little anti-American drone, yeah? The real irony is you made that comment on a three hundred dollar Iphone. Go Martin!
So quick to insult.
So dense to completely miss that the sentence about the $300 iPhone is irony unto itself and directly mirrors the content we're commenting on. That is, all the items in the post do not provide adequate value - they are overpriced for what you get. Matty cleverly references a product that is traditionally overpriced, and sarcastically refers to it as only being worth $300, while we all know iPhones are much more expensive.
I think the readers are sufficiently erudite to recognize Matty's play, there.
Well, except for Onnie.
As for the rest of Matty's comment, I may disagree to a certain extent, but also welcome his observations.
Micajah,
...looks like I hit a nerve with some other little social media pundits. One who answers with their own put down like Iphones are a status symbol, and another with cloying sanctimony. XD
Yes, because corrupt businesses sometimes lie. The alternative, of course, is socialism, where everything is run by the government. Which is way better because politicians never, ever lie, and always do what is best for the people with no thought to their own careers, power, wealth, or ego.
"That sure is a high and mighty essay you wrote there" which nobody read XD lol
Also, if you buy something by weight, it doesn't matter how big the package is. You bought it by weight.
In fact UK Sewer lines have stuff a lot more harmful than these toilet wipes in them and it all gets filtered and purified