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Old 03-02-2024, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Puddleglum View Post

It's even to the point now that if a company or product doesn't constantly change, it raises eyebrows on the part of the consumer.
Growing up the 1950s Midwest, most people snickered at "new and improved" advertising.

Took it to mean, "Yeah, it wasn't that great, but it's better now, honest."
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