Lunchables
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Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
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Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
@Axtremus said in Lunchables:
Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
Michelle's food was a bust, pure and simple. Another example of a heavy-handed, top-down approach that ignored reality in favor of an unobtainable goal.
At least they switched from carrot sticks to carbon-neutral energy...
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@Axtremus said in Lunchables:
Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
Michelle's food was a bust, pure and simple. Another example of a heavy-handed, top-down approach that ignored reality in favor of an unobtainable goal.
At least they switched from carrot sticks to carbon-neutral energy...
@Jolly said in Lunchables:
@Axtremus said in Lunchables:
Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
Michelle's food was a bust, pure and simple. Another example of a heavy-handed, top-down approach that ignored reality in favor of an unobtainable goal.
At least they switched from carrot sticks to carbon-neutral energy...
You can lead an American to fruit and veg, but you can't make him eat them.
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@Jolly said in Lunchables:
@Axtremus said in Lunchables:
Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
Michelle's food was a bust, pure and simple. Another example of a heavy-handed, top-down approach that ignored reality in favor of an unobtainable goal.
At least they switched from carrot sticks to carbon-neutral energy...
You can lead an American to fruit and veg, but you can't make him eat them.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Lunchables:
@Jolly said in Lunchables:
@Axtremus said in Lunchables:
Michelle had good intention and Michelle put in the work to get the ball rolling. Then more and more of the industry picks it up, refine the implementation of the idea, cost-reduce it, scale it, more broadly market it, more widely and more efficiently distribute it, etc. Happy to see Lunchable plugging itself into the trend. Hopefully this will be a win-win for Lunchable and its consumers.
Michelle's food was a bust, pure and simple. Another example of a heavy-handed, top-down approach that ignored reality in favor of an unobtainable goal.
At least they switched from carrot sticks to carbon-neutral energy...
You can lead an American to fruit and veg, but you can't make him eat them.
