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the 32 oz Gatorade now dropped to 28. What the fuck is going on here? there's no innovation in any type of anything anymore now they're just dead up fucking stealing from us and they don't even care. It's all going into the fucking pockets of the greedy banksters and the fucking golf club membership old fucker dividend needers. It's so fucking wrong. Is there any ways that we could somehow bring this to light instead of just eating it? I mean like "oh well, we need to be thankful we at least have food in our shelves, fuck that. I would love to hear someone say oh it's because of the pandemic or it's because of supply chain issues. Where are our consumer activist groups?

the 32 oz Gatorade now dropped to 28. What the fuck is going on here? there's no innovation in any type of anything anymore now they're just dead up fucking stealing from us and they don't even care. It's all going into the fucking pockets of the greedy banksters and the fucking golf club membership old fucker dividend needers. It's so fucking wrong. Is there any ways that we could somehow bring this to light instead of just eating it? I mean like "oh well, we need to be thankful we at least have food in our shelves, fuck that. I would love to hear someone say oh it's because of the pandemic or it's because of supply chain issues. Where are our consumer activist groups?

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I did notice in my last purchase of detergent that it seemed a little light. What the fuck is going on now it's just blatant thievery when it comes to what your money's worth. Everything is reduced in size what it is going to be next time sell you a bag with nothing in it

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Try to find a one pound box of cookies. Used to be a pack of cookies was a pound, Now it's as little as 10 oz.

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Laundry detergent is still mostly fillers (by design, detergent can be corrosive in a purer form.) You can probably cut way back on what you use without noticeable effect. It just takes some experimentation to determine what works best for how dirty your clothes get.

I've found that, working in a clean-ish environment, I can usually get away with about two tablespoons of liquid per load.

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Unfortunately for me when I wash my clothes they are usually beyond dirty. And then I have to use a laundromat so what goes in before mine is usually feces/piss covered. various forms of cum/semen and probably meth powder. So I can't go light on the detergent.

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hooboy, yeah. My advice should be thrown in the trash for your situation.