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In response to "It was a couch thought related to Sunday's fishing trip and today's kindergarten lunch -- nm" by Beryllium

Its really common for brands to sell cheaper products through mass discount outlets

Posted by zeitgeist Oct 6 '15, 01:11

from clothing where they use faster to make hems, cheaper buttons, don't match or line up the patterns as well. luggage without hardware on the corners, lesser zippers .

and in food items, more filler corn syrup.

this is why wally sucks and costco rules

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But cutting corners on bread ... That's low. Or genius. I can't decide. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 6, 01:14 2
- They cut corners or force their manufacturers to cut every corner possible. -- nm - Krusty Oct 6, 05:53 1
  - yup. -- nm - znufrii Oct 6, 06:23

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Its really common for brands to sell cheaper products through mass discount outlets

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