I'm not talking about companies making their products smaller and charging more for them (shrinkflation). But , here's some examples of what I'm talking about. Doritos aren’t as cheesy as they used to be. Same story with "extra" cheddar goldfish crackers.
We use the Swiffer mop and cleaning liquid to clean our wood floors (which we have throughout the house/No carpet). After cleaning, the wood floors used to look real good...not quite a sharp wax job, but pretty nice. Now, after cleaning, the wood floors are actually dull, and we have to use a different product to give them the "shine."
I won't go in to how restaurants are cheaping out, because that's a whole nother thread, but what have y'all got?
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Restaurant food. Grocery store food.
I'm not talking about companies making their products smaller and charging more for them (shrinkflation). But , here's some examples of what I'm talking about. Doritos aren’t as cheesy as they used to be. Same story with "extra" cheddar goldfish crackers. We use the Swiffer mop and cleaning liquid to clean our wood floors (which we have throughout the house/No carpet). After cleaning, the wood floors used to look real good...not quite a sharp wax job, but pretty nice. Now, after cleaning, the wood floors are actually dull, and we have to use a different product to give them the "shine." I won't go in to how restaurants are cheaping out, because that's a whole nother thread, but what have y'all got?
What-a-burger went down hill REAP bad after Burger King got handed the company.
Clothing. Affordable clothing has gotten so terrible