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> Imagine the alternative HN title "Law Firm Sues Kellogg for Not Enough S'Mores in S'Mores Pop-Tarts". It would be more akin to them advertising specific ingr
by throwawaycities 5y ago
> Imagine the alternative HN title "Law Firm Sues Kellogg for Not Enough S'Mores in S'Mores Pop-Tarts".
It would be more akin to them advertising specific ingredients in S’Mores but the food stuffs not resembling S’mores in any form. It’s not as good an example as advertising strawberry but selling a predominately apple/pear artificially coloring it like strawberry. What’s the purpose of all this bait and switch? Allegedly so they can charge more than for apple/pear pop tarts.