Name brand Vs. Great value - /mu/ edition. I'll start.

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death metal

i dont get it

I assume we'll get a new EE this year

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>>69919507

>>69920171
ouch but lol

>>69920148
good vs. similar but mediocre/bad/profoundly lesser

>>69921025
>Great value
ok is this like some british or austalian thing because this is absolutely not what this means in burgerland. At very most, there hypothetically might be a random store or company thats named this but that is literally it.

>>69921083
Ive been living in the states all my life and it's common knowledge great value = generic version of name brand

You're either not actually from America or you simply have no clue what you're talking about

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>>69921083

>>69921083
Great value is the in-house brand of Walmart.

>>69921083
you show you understand the concept, but feel the need to point out your shortcomings based on understanding specific lingo.

no idea what it means, but as a functioning person, can work out what it means.

it is a slam thread.

>>69921098
I have literally never heard that. In Clapistan "great value" means literally just that. Great value. I suppose it could be a combination of generation and geography. I mean you probably even say "you guys" dont you?

>>69921083
>this is absolutely not what this means in burgerland
Have you ever even fucking been to Walmart?

What does name brand vs great value mean

>>69921120
>no idea what it means, but as a functioning person, can work out what it means.
well only now that someones explained it

Generic
Discount

those are normal words used by normal people

>>69921122
well for future reference like >>69921113 said, Walmarts and other big store have their own products like Walmart Bleach as opposed to Clorox Bleach

As far as I know this isn't a recent or geographical thing either, this is common in every state I've been in, I can only assume Clapistan is a bit different

>>69921125
yeah but I even already conceded it could hypothetically be a store name or "brand" name which I avoided saying because of the context of comparing it to brands.

>>69921144
see
>>69921155

>>69919507
Who's on the left?

>>69921191
Everything Everything

and not to mention the V wasn't capitalized

>>69921191
Everything Everything - Get to the Heaven