I purchased some Lemon Oreos yesterday and when I opened them today found that each row in the package was missing either two or three cookies. (See above photo) I don’t know if this was a packaging mistake or just the way they sell them. It’s possible that they share packaging between the different types of Oreos and that the lemon version are more expensive so they put in less. It’s also possible that they just started including fewer Oreos to keep from having to raise the price as a consequence of Biden’s inflation. No matter what, it doesn’t give the customer a good first impression of the product when you open the package. On the same store trip, while …
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Technology
Improving the Music Inventory Example from Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design
by Alby AlI’ve been refreshing my knowledge of software design by working through the book, ‘Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design.’ One of the examples that they use to show how …
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