And the cost of it would be like one dollars or it's $100 like that and all. So here's a good thing to start. I need to know the details of you about the Pringles and how much you're you know that in your life it might be in any flavor. I need to know that about yours
Kala Malini Ranganathan
@KMR · 1:39
Hi Guara KV. I love this question. I love Pringles, and I agree with you that it has an ingredient that will make you eat the whole thing thing non stop. And to me, the price is not the issue in terms of cost. The price is the fact that it puts in me that's almost impossible to shake off at this age. So that is a very high cost, high price to pay. But I agree with you
phil spade
@Phil · 0:38
Yeah, I used to be a huge Pringles fan. I've kind of switched over to Goldfish Crackers, the Pepper Farm, Goldfish Crackers. But Pringles for a Phil. I mean, I could eat that entire tennis ball can of Pringles. And I was also a sour cream and onion guy and original. Curiously, I don't like sour cream and onion chips and other varieties. Just Pringles. That's the only flavor that I enjoy with Pringles there. But the original
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Dwarak Varadarajan
@Dwarak_V · 0:55
And also, Phil, I like the point you mentioned it as thinness tube and adding to this point actually, when the lockdown on was announced in 2020, I just bought ten bottles of The Principles, and I ate it in a week
I think I tasted my first sprinkles, like, very late, maybe. Yeah. They just kind of look like a really Boujee version of chips. Like, come on. Like, not even a chip is broken because it's in a can, and it's cost, like, four times more of what you can normally get. So yeah, for me, I'm not a huge fan. I think it's, like, overpriced and unnecessary