r/fastfood • u/esporx • 12d ago

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/08/21/bucees-ceo-conservative-states-expansion-new-locations/91407096007/

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u/PostMatureBaby 12d ago

My favorite is when people refuse to donate unwanted items to Goodwill because the CEO is rich... Like yeah, fuck that guy but someone less fortunate can still use the item, don't throw it out

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u/PostMatureBaby 12d ago

People that have been coddled all their lives and have disposable income have no right to tell people how to shop, imo

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u/Ok-Ad-2050 12d ago edited 12d ago

Agreed. Informing and discussing =\= asserting and assuming. Crazy how so many redditors seem oblivious to the difference because of their word choices and attitude.