I work at a grocery store. I put the cheese on the shelves. The cheese is right accross from the bread. As I push my cart of cheese, I notice a very interesting product - Xtreme white bread.
What’s een better is the grocery put a sign to announce this Xtreme white bread
Now, I can imagine putting quotes around Xtreme. That would make sense. What doesn’t make sense is putting quotes around new. That just makes me question the freshness of the bread.
Ah. You see, the signmaker understood that the white bread was really nothing new, it just had a new, ridiculous name. It was their own personal :rolleyes: on the matter: “Try this. It’s ‘new’. They renamed an old product Xtreme. How lame.”
Or “maybe” they didn’t put that much “thought” into it, and thought “they” were “emphasising”.
Now if only someone would come up with Jiffy Xtreme Peanut Butter and Smuckers Xtreme Jelly (“With a name like Smuckers it has to be Xtreme, fool!”) I could have a friggin sandwich.
My grocery store seems to have lost their flourescent poster-board and markers, because they’re just not as original as they used to be. Every so often we’d have “fresh” “meat” on “sale”. Which doesn’t sound very appetizing to me.