Americans protested outside of Coke HQ when they changed the recipe in 1985

>Americans protested outside of Coke HQ when they changed the recipe in 1985

Yikes

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to be fair, New Coke was literally just pepsi

When A&W released a 1/3 pound burger to compete with McDonalds' quarter pounder, American consumers didn't want it because focus groups showed that we thought 1/3 was smaller than 1/4. We're fucking idiots.

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Do...?

Gonna need a source on that buddy

No fucking way, americans are retarded but this is too much

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>Alfred Taubman, who owned A&W at the time, wrote about the confusion in his book Threshold Resistance:

>More than half of the participants in the Yankelovich focus groups questioned the price of our burger. "Why," they asked, "should we pay the same amount for a third of a pound of meat as we do for a quarter-pound of meat at McDonald's? You're overcharging us." Honestly. People thought a third of a pound was less than a quarter of a pound. After all, three is less than four!

>Haven’t had Soda or fast food in a week.
I think I’m dying.

3 is smaller than 4 you retard

I was gonna say that yeah of course because the people that actually do focus groups are literal retards, but then I forget that the majority of the human population, not just americans, are low IQ mouth breathers.