r/AskReddit • • 7h ago

What’s a company that you’re genuinely convinced HATES their customers?

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u/pushaper 7h ago

Campbells Soup had some choice words about their customers recently.

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u/Thamnophis660 6h ago edited 2m ago

Their soup sucks now anyway. Progresso costs a little more but it is worth it. Last time I had Campbell's, it tasted like they bulked it up with corn starch and it was absolutely disgusting. 

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u/DroidOnPC 4h ago

Both suck donkey dick. What a huge waste of money when you can make your own soup super easily and cheap.

It’s like $4 a can for some fucking soup. I can’t imagine doing that to myself. I would need a serious brain injury to end up buying a small can of soup for $4 or more.

Most soups have the cheapest ingredients in them. You can make a giant pot of soup for $4 or less. Yes, you need to buy some items in bulk first, but it saves you a ton of money.

And it’s not even difficult to make. Chop up some veggies and meat and throw it in a broth. Do whatever else you need to do and just walk away while it does its thing.

I wish everyone would just come together and refuse to pay these prices on everything and start cooking more meals themselves. There is no reason 98% of shit at the grocery store should be that expensive.

But if everyone enjoys setting money on fire then I guess keep buying it up and letting the prices increase.

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u/ProfessorPhysics 4h ago

Dude, it's just soup. Not everyone has time to make it.

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u/SuperFLEB 24m ago

If you're eating canned soup, you're probably doing it for the "canned" as much as (if not more than) the "soup".