Shoppers call out Kellogg CEO's 'cereal for dinner' pitch for struggling families
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Kellogg CEO Gary Pilnick's advice that struggling families should eat cereal for dinner to save money has consumers reacting to the year-old campaign.
Unlike Europeans who always have an educated and enlighten opinion on other people's problems.
Interesting... I thought the Germans were rude and the French and Italians demanding...
Relative wealth? Loud and obnoxious?
Why so much hatred of your own country?
What do you to be as un-American as possible?
As much as I understand your point "whoever is free of sin shall cast the first stone" in this online forum.
You can always report content you consider inappropriate.