>Pay more for less, goyim. Why is this allowed?

For people trying to fool themselves into thinking that drinking a smaller soda is healthier than a larger one.

>>7370685
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>>7370685
>For people trying to fool themselves into thinking that drinking a smaller soda is healthier than a larger one.
Well. consuming less calories is a start, isn't it?

>>7370734
But they drink more little cans.

>>7370749
I bet they don't.

>>7370734
Not drinking that terrible shit in the first place would be a start.

>>7370681
My wife's son's father's brothers and cousins get me to buy the big bottles and full up little ones for when he comes over

>>7370681
>222ml

We get 200ml

>>7370749
I dont. That small can is perfect for me and I just drink water afterwards

>>7370681
2 Liters cost less than 20 oz's in some stores. People are fucking retarded and just want a convenient little portion tailored specifically for them. This has always gone on, this is not new. The companies make this shit in quantities of oceans for basically free, the trick is just marketing it right.

>>7370845
Only thing is, I like cans a lot. Aluminium is objectively better than plastic bottles in almost every way except insulation (which doesn't matter since 12 ounces of HFCS won't last long).
It's harder and harder for me find machines and stores that still sell cans, and I'm going to lose my shit when they phase 12 ounce cans out completely and I'm forced to pay the same or more for 7 1/2 or a baby-sized plastic bottle.

I blame women and liberal faggots, of course. They have to have trendy little tiny "canettes" with the number of calories right next to the logo.

>>7370935

You realize that aluminum cans are lined with plastic on the inside, right?

why is what allowed? god forbid they produce different sizes for different markets

>>7370681
Hell yeah. 8oz can, 1/8lb burger, I can get behind that. As long as it's only like $4-6 total

>>7370954
the americuck says as he pays double the price for half the can