He’s makes $9 million A YEAR and he’s telling us to eat cereal for dinner 🤦‍♀️

@EUCvibes

Ай бұрын

Only 9 wow

@sinebar

Ай бұрын

I know something he can eat but I can't say it on YT.

@danielflaherty5203

Ай бұрын

'inflation'.......?!!

@tuppenceworth5485

Ай бұрын

This must be on par with the alleged remark made by Queen Marie Antoinette, who, on hearing her French peasant subjects had no bread, said "Let them eat cake."

@RahshellD

Ай бұрын

@sinebar Eat a bag of Richards was my immediate response when I heard that butthead speak

“Eat cereal for dinner” sounds a lot like “let them eat cake.” I’m ready to stop buying from all of these greedy companies.

@evilds3261

Ай бұрын

Oh boy, could we have another French Revolution?

@ernstthalmann4306

Ай бұрын

Let them eat Kelloggs

@TimeQuxxn

Ай бұрын

"Bread is meat"

@jacksonvalad8012

Ай бұрын

Couldn't havd said it better myself

@sonnykrulezz

Ай бұрын

Because of modern army technology a French revolution type scenario cannot happen, although it should happen.

I'm from South America but I lived in the US for a while. I was surprised that most food, insurance and consumer products are concentrated in a few companies that in turn belong to a few funds. It is easier to speculate in that environment. In South America, when they try to do that, small competitors immediately appear with better prices and regulate the market. People here buy in neighborhood markets. They do not belong to bankers or funds. In 2021 Bloomberg said that we would starve due to Russia's blockade of fertilizers. They lied. Small companies started making their own fertilizers and prices dropped. Lol. That is the key, supporting small companies and not giving everything to multinationals.

@LinaFedoseyeva

18 күн бұрын

Russia's blockade of fertilizers? Bloomberg is lying. Russia has not been blocking anything. Russia's fertilizers were stuck in EU ports in 2022 and 2023 on EU orders.

Companies only listen when you hurt their bottom line! That’s why boycotting them economically always works!

@Livvvvvvvvv7

Ай бұрын

this!!!!

@TeddyLeppard

Ай бұрын

You want to boycott stores which are barely making a profit and potentially push them into bankruptcy? Who are you?

@DiamondFlame45

Ай бұрын

@@TeddyLeppard oh please. Stop with the fake concern. These big box companies clearly have the profits. They are just being greedy.

@BuyLessJess

Ай бұрын

Fact. If I eat cereal for dinner, it won't be Kellogg's.

WOW. Cereal companies pushing cereal for dinner, in A COMMERCIAL? That's heartbreaking to me. I know many families are FORCED to eat that because they have nothing else, but to make a COMMERCIAL about it? horrific. Also want to insert a plug here for the $5 costco chicken- it's one of my go to food staples! 💜 Although I know that some folks don't have a costco near them. 😥

@joeyGalileoHotto

Ай бұрын

They are the same people that publish fake research that not eating breakfast would lead to heart disease because it hurts their profits if you don't buy their cereal.

@RahshellD

Ай бұрын

And the cost of cereal is INSANE anyway

@trtlduv07

Ай бұрын

@@RahshellD RIGHT?!!!

@alexandria65

Ай бұрын

I’ve had cereal for dinner . It’s not that bad lmao

@daxmiller35

Ай бұрын

@@alexandria65 depending on what kind of cereal, it's probably all processed sugar, something you shouldn't have before going to bed

Pull that bag of cereal out of the box in a large “Family Size” and you’ll see it’s about 50% full.

@richardgardin5367

Ай бұрын

The plastic bag off brands are better and much cheaper in my opinion.

@RahshellD

Ай бұрын

I used to buy the Giant size Cheerios for 4.99, the greed is disgusting

@Cricket-wv3hu

Ай бұрын

Didn't you know that the contents "settle" ? HUGE eye-roll on that claim. Pure greed, plain and simple.

Thank you for highlighting this issue. Social media needs to expose all these grocery products and food corporations. It seems like things I buy have gone up beyond the 25% from 2019 to 2023. Some things have even doubled in price. These food corporations need to be shamed for doing this while Americans are really hurting.

@TeddyLeppard

Ай бұрын

Guess what? The grocery stores are adjusting their prices due to INFLATION. They are in a very, very competitive business, so if they cannot make money they have to fire people, adjust prices upward or go out of business. I really don't know how Shelby can be posting this uninformed nonsense. She is clearly not actually talking to business people. And her comments about "MMT" (Modern Monetary Theory) by Thomas Piketty recently tell me that she has fallen for the economic theories of fraudsters.

I check almost ALL prices. We shop at Aldi's and Walmart for certain items (be wary of Walmart packaged meats) and the local Publix - but only for 2-for-1 deals (that beat Aldi prices) or something special we need. I keep a monthly budget of what we spend and it has steadily gone up. It's so frustrating as we are on fixed incomes. Our government needs to enforce the elimination of these monopolies (call it what it is). And get that lobby money out of there. The people that are supposed to be watching out for us are watching out for the corporations lining their pockets. Ugh.

The federal government printing money also effected inflation

@georgedixon9863

Ай бұрын

yes!

@ikingdavis7988

5 күн бұрын

It did a lot

Cereal for dinner is crazy. It's not even good for breakfast.

@ernstthalmann4306

Ай бұрын

Cardboard with sugar

@burkhardproksch637

28 күн бұрын

I wouldn't say Cereal but rather Chemicals for Dinner

That is why I will travel a little further to get the deals vs. shopping at a nearby store for convenience. Especially these days when you have to go to multiple grocery stores to complete the shopping list anyways

OMG i noticed it too! Offer prices on the shelves, when checking out it's suddenly way more expensive. When you confront them about it they act like you're the crazy one and shame you for it. They make a scene so everyone is looking at you and just say: Then don't buy it.. So next time you won't even dare to say anything about it. It's soo wrong!!!

@rinzor

Ай бұрын

That's why I take a photo of the price with the item with my phone and have the cashier correct it. The amount of times I've had to have Target correct their prices is ASTOUNDING. I've never had an issue getting it corrected.

@monicadavies9915

4 күн бұрын

@@rinzor Me too at Target!! I have been having to take pictures too to prove it.

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I live in Canada and my family of 4 (2 are under 4years old) spend about $800 a month on groceries. We do what we can to reduce that but don’t have a specific budget we stick to. In 2019 my husband and I spent half of that. Like yes, 2 kids were added to the equation but they’re toddlers… they don’t eat THAT much 😅 it’s crazy how the prices have gone up. A normal paycheck is about $1000-$1500 (biweekly) so how in the world is a family who depends on a single income supposed to afford anything??

@strrangerthings7049

Ай бұрын

McNanada and McNanadians

@joannathatcares

Ай бұрын

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i think it’s important to remember how privileged you are if you live in an area without just big box stores. i live in an urban suburb of chicago where there are countless store options, a few are family owned. i can do my weekly grocery shopping & only semi break the bank. when i was in college, my town only had a walmart, target, and meijer. aka all stores with big box brands. my grocery bills were significantly higher then versus now. also you’re lucky if you live in a walkable city so your transportation doesn’t cut into food costs. it’s just a whole mess.

Its even worse for those with intolerances and allergies too. To save on groceries you have to make bulk by scratch. If you want something new every day itll be a lot harder to keep costs down, giving the illusion that eating out is cheaper.

I’ve also heard that at farmer markets the cost of the table is so high that it makes food also expensive 🌿

Thank you for mentioning us Aussies about how we are (and we ARE) experiencing "same price - less food" (the shrinkage is REAL) for years now. Thank you for looking beyond the US and showcasing that other countries are also experiencing this BS.

Lidl is another discount Germany-based grocery store chain similar to Aldi that is also expanding in the USA. They're now on the East Coast from NY state to Georgia. I find their store designs are more inviting than Aldi. They have self-serve bakeries and self-checkout's at some locations. One even had a pop-up plant nursery in the parking lot this spring. Good prices on patio plants and gardening supplies.

I agree groceries are more expensive, but I also think grocery shopping and cooking is a skill that can be learned. Buying your staples when they are on sale, not buying ultra processed foods which are where I see a lot of the markups, and meal prepping. My husband and I eat out maybe once per week (meaning 20 meals and all snacks are at home) and we spend $450 a month on very “healthy” whole or minimally processed foods AND laundry detergent, toilet paper, shampoo, deodorant, athletic supplement (electrolytes, running chews) etc.. It does 100% take energy, thought, and time to make nearly everything homemade which is what keeps this possible, but it is without a shadow of a doubt cheaper than eating out and the long term health benefits are a cost savings as well.

I hate boxed cereal. I would sooner eat a baked potato, bowl of rice, or bread and butter. To me that is a way better dinner. Cereal is like eating deserts or like eating crunchy leaves. I think people are spending a lot because they are not making full use of what they buy. They must be throwing out a lot of it before or after cooking. Learn to save and reuse all the leftovers and use all of what you buy that is edible. You can also shop when there are sales and stock up so that you have a pantry with lower cost items when you need it. When you see ten boxes of pasta for $10, buy it and then you have if for maybe a year when you need it instead of paying $15 to have one serving prepared for you out.

@iyasugames

Ай бұрын

for real, it don't taste like real food and I'd have to have at least a couple of bowls to get full. It'd be one of my last choices for dinner

@anumatis

Ай бұрын

I've eaten cereal a few times in my life, but none of it felt like real food to me, but like sweets. I never became a fan of them. I'm 55 years old and I live happily without that crap. I mostly buy unprocessed food, prepare my own meals and I love it.

I've boycotted Kelloggs for years now. I'm glad people are finally catching on to how nasty this company is.

11:50 It is extremely unsettling that farmers are being forced to plant specific seeds. At that point, I want to know what’s really going on with those seeds more than I’m concerned about the money 😳 and they can TEST THE PLANTS to make sure….

I am from Sweden and here you have the right to pay the price that is on the product even if the store claim it is wrong. They should have the control over there pricing and as a costumer you have to know before how much things cost. And the Kellogs man made me think about Marie Antoinette.

@thetapheonix

Ай бұрын

Here in the States if the price listed is wrong the store must honor the price. It is the same here.

@theplasmacollider6431

Ай бұрын

@@thetapheonix Within reason though. If it's a TV and the price says $10, then it's not happening.

Lets say if Kraft didnt raise prices at all, they would STILL profit billions each year.

Stores are staged a certain way for the customer to buy more. I took a marketing class and wasn't surprised what they do to get customers to spend more.

@ForeverFashionGirl21

Ай бұрын

Explain more!!

@jneilson7568

Ай бұрын

​@@ForeverFashionGirl21 Things like candy placed at the checkout to encourage impulse purchases, i think

@Lili-xq9sn

Ай бұрын

I keep a list of the things I regularly need to buy for each store, so I know which item is priced better at each store, etc. That way I'm not buying whatever. I will look at the specials too.

I thought Trader Joe's was like upscale / expensive alternative to other grocery stores.

@zua77

Ай бұрын

It’s an inexpensive alternative to Whole Foods, which is really expensive.

Thank you for posting this!!!

Your videos are really high-value. I can see the amount of effort and research it itakes to produce such content. Thank you for all the great work.

@TeddyLeppard

Ай бұрын

Her videos on breaking down her costs vs. profits are worth the watch. When she ventures into areas in which she has little to no knowledge, she presents conjecture and opinion. Not so good.

Love TJ's but their prices have risen too. I can barely get what I did pre 2019 at TJ's. Will still go, what choice do i have🤷

You should cover chips since I feel as tho they are more expensive yet the bags are shrinking.

Thank you for highlighting these issues Shelby!!!

We have publix in my city... it's wild how expensive they are now. They used to be a normal grocery store with reasonable prices, but now a lot of stuff is marked way up and even double what you pay at other stores. $8 for a bag of chips lol. Their prices are so inflated they have to regularly promote BOGO deals every week, which is all I buy there now. On the plus side it's like a ghost town in there since they scared everyone away with their prices.

Love these kind of videos thanks!

Aldi for life! Love my 75 cent avocados

@lcomfort8683

Ай бұрын

Walmart avocados $0.50.

I'm still waiting for Shelby to get a microphone stand. Just kidding. LOL!!!

@TomNook.

Ай бұрын

I swear it's getting bigger with each episode

@iTzDritte

Ай бұрын

Tom Nicholas has a thoughtful video about the phenomenon of prominent KZreadrs holding their microphone these days.

@user-strength10

Ай бұрын

@@TomNook. she's practicing her "technique" 😏

@Oliviafisher972

Ай бұрын

OMG i agree 😮 these videos are so poignant, but I find the microphone to be so distracting, especially if there’s already a wireless mic in use, the big podcast mic is just a bulky prop. Also when you put the wireless mic right in your throat, it makes the sound super muffled 😣

Love you! Always great information!

Walgreens always have wrong shelf and check out prices. If you don’t watch out they over charge you A LOT!

Shelby, Food pricing is a great topic. I am a single person and I spend about $150 a week on food. I eat fresh fruits and vegetables which are super expensive. Philadelphia has places that specialize in buying bulk produce and sell it at more reasonable prices than grocery stores but as one person I can’t eat that quantity. I don’t even eat meat but other things I eat in addition to produce just add up. I agree with you that as a single person it is actually better to eat out. Of course, there are huge variations in prices when eating out but as a single person if you choose healthy options and evaluate the right place to eat it is better to eat out at least on occasion. 😊

Great video, shelby. Thank you for taking the time to expose this for us. Much love & blessings, John.

this is one of my favorite videos of yours! angry Shelby is amazing!!! :) but yes you're so right, we are not experiencing inflation in the US, we are experiencing greedy corporations gouging consumers and reaping record profits. Also thanks for teaching us about seeds - i never knew!

You know what’s crazy, politicians KNOW about this and refuse to do anything about it , but our taxes will go up for sure 😂

As a resident of the rural community nobody does their weekly shopping at DG just if they need a item or 2

@angelawatkins2637

Ай бұрын

And have you noticed that DG won't even hire enough workers to unload and stock the shelves in a timely manner, you have to deal with stacks of products in the aisles or empty shelves.

You’re sharing really important stuff and thanks for all the effort and research you put into these videos.

Great video! Thanks for posting!

Such an informative video! Thanks for all you do!

Great video, gonna share it like crazy!

The inflation in North America is insane...

@GGTanguera

Ай бұрын

No, the greed is insane.

Love your channel Shelby! Keep up the good work!

Thank you for mentioning the Canadian news! Our local CBC channel is amazing.

Right on Shelby!

Excellent video, Shelby. Thanks!

Thank you Shelby for being a great teacher.

I really appreciate you using your reach to talk about important topics like this

I shop the sales and stock up. You can get really good prices on meat, sides, etc.

In my country, it's the same shit. They all say "ah it's the gas prices are too high so everything that needs to be transported are also high!" meanwhile you shop at costco or small independent supermarkets and the prices are very reasonable. I even thought at one point I was going crazy because there was a time that the prices are going up every week at the supermarket. I thought I was delusional because when I asked the grocery store staff, they deny they changed the prices and yet when I checked my phone (because I take photos of prices now to keep track of them) there's my proof and I'm not delusional.

I've eaten cereal a few times in my life, but none of it felt like real food to me, but like sweets. I never became a fan of them. I'm 55 years old and I live happily without that crap.

Love these videos.

Heck yea Shelby, I’m so for your you post!

Love your videos Shelby!!

Shelby, I loved this video and it was so well put together. Thank you for making some noise that needed to be made. You were spot on! Loved it!

Omg yay!!! Thank you for diving into some new topics! This is such an important topic! Thank you for sharing about some current problems, your super helpful! 💖

If farmers banned together for seed, would that help? COOPs like MFA (Missouri Farmers assoc.)

Shelby, I loved this! Also, where’s your tip from?!

You are really on point in this video. Thank u for the good information that is so totally true. ❤

Had cereal for dinner a couple days ago. Got home from work, lazy, tired, and don't want to cook. Quick and easy, every now and then though. Not all the time... 👍👍 Shelby. Great contents!

Groceries are insanely priced right now. Unless you are bulk meal prepping, you almost save nothing compared to eating out (depending on where you go). Made a chicken casserole last week, had to buy 6lbs of chicken to get a good price.

@conniedaisy2278

Ай бұрын

According to Nicole did an experiment on this on her channel, she is Canadian and living in the Greater Toronto area. She found you save a lot by not eating out. Especially when you consider delivery charges and fees.

Good job, Shelby. Go girl! Thank you

I love that you made this video!!

@eviewesner6231

Ай бұрын

Honestly, if my family of 4 would scarf down a whole box of Cereal for dinner, my teenage sons would still be hungry -we'd have to have more than one box. It's more cost effective to eat pasta, with a little meat sauce.

As a person who works in corporate for these big companies, it was more than 10% each year. It was faster than that. in 2021 we took four pricing movements from jan to december.

Love you for this video❤

Right On Shelby LOVING these investigation videos! We ALL are going through it with the cost of living today! Please keep them coming!

I 100% thought it was just me or my grocery store! im blessed to hav my parents send me grocery money while im in college and back when i started in the beginning of 2020 i could cook whatever i wanted and i dont even remember ever really struggling when it came to deciding what i need to buy for the week. But nowww i still get the same amount for groceries and i can only get maybe a quarter of what i used to get for 150 to the point where i only get food for 90 most of the time for the first few days of the week and then use the rest to order food somewhere cuz its cheaper! Like i spent 130 yesterday and all i could really get was a restock of toiletries, condiments, a few juices, a bag of veggies and one frozen bag of fish cuz frozen fish is the cheapest meat i can find. Its crazy cuz half the stuff i need to buy every week isnt even stuff i can eat and the things i can eat r such small amounts tht it only lasts a few days.

-$5 Costco chicken > baking a whole chicken -I shop at Baja ranch for produce that is cheaper and then go to trader Joe's for what is left on my list -We buy in bulk for commonly used freezable or shelf stable items from Costco -I grow vegetables in my back yard when I can -There are actually so many common weeds in California that are edible. I would see them on my commute even in more urban parts of los Angeles: Dandelion greens, cat's ear, sorrel, and mallow are just a few -We enjoy takeout when it's cheaper -I meal plan and make more things from scratch -We have become an "ingredients house" I wish I could boycott more, but I have definitely changed my purchasing habits in light of grocery store greed.

Thank you so much for making this video! Everyone needs to be more informed!

Great video Shelby! Something I thought I knew a lot about... turns out I didn't know as much! Very insightful 😊

Excellent Video!

Love this! Needs to be talked about way more. It’s 2 of us and a dog and we also spend 1200+ a month. Absolutely mind blowing. I feel like it used to be more expensive to eat healthy foods but now it’s anything.

Great video. It's well organized and well organized. Are you using different microphones? You volume is jumping higher and lower.

Thanks!

Thanks for breaking it down! I spend about 800 a month with just myself and hubby...all kids grown , I would NOT be able to feed kids or a whole family with prices as they are now. The stores and CEOs should be ashamed!!!!

Farmers markets (out of town actual farm) are so much worth it. This is why that yard and community are so important.

I just checked and I’m spending $620 a month on average on groceries, so $1200 for a couple seems pretty normal. I’m actually quite surprised because I don’t feel like I use $20 a day in groceries. Most of my meals probably only use $5 in ingredients and I only eat 2 meals a day. Pushing cereal for dinner is criminal. It’s so unhealthy it’s not even fit for breakfast.

Dollar Tree is another one. In a year that ended with record profits of $4 billion, they decided to raise prices by 25 percent and reduce the size of some of their most popular items such as dish and laundry soap. These companies do these things for one simple reason. Because our laws and the consumers allow them to get away with being as greedy as they want.

I like the chapters in video. A few years ago we didn't pay this much at the grocery store. 😂

What we do personally is get a CSA box of veggies and fruits and have a monthly delivery of meat (chicken, pork and beef) from a local farm. It helps a bit. It's about 120 bucks per month for the CSA box and 150 bucks per month for the meat box.

Dollar General should have been sued YEARS ago. They are scamming the low income customer. That’s evil 🤬

Thank you so much, Shelby for this video and speaking the truth. The corporations making record profits. Europe has now boycotted Coke & Pepsi. I mostly buy at TJ and Aldi.

Grocery stores usually have very thin margins. It's the food marketing/producers.

This video was brought to you by - wait for it - Trader Joe’s! Thanks Shelby! Checks in the mail.

We are experiencing the same thing in Europe (Spain). Great video, Shelby ;)

whats crazy is if i compare kroger's organic offerings to whole foods, whole foods is cheaper on average

There isn't a Trader Joes in my city. The closest one is a 45-minute drive away. Kroger is less than five minutes away.

I love Shelby ❤️

Unfreakingbelievable! Great vid.

Publix has monopolized key west and the closest Trader Joe’s or Aldi’s is in Miami which is 4 hours away not including any traffic. We need a Trader Joe’s or aldis 😢

This video would deserve a much higher view count! Great point Shelby to connect the dots with corporate super profit. Not only in grocery category , but everything else. Corporate greed indeed lost all self control, it's kinda scary.

Hi Shelby = Thanks for the video. Unfortunately, inflation will increase profits. It is inflation that is driving the prices higher, but when there is inflation if the margins stay the same for the companies the overall earnings will go up as well. That's really how inflation works. If you're spending 50 cents for a product that sells for 80 cents, and your cost to produce it goes to $1, then the sale price goes to 1.60, and you have larger profits. It wouldn't make sense to only raise your price 50 cents as your risk for selling it goes up along with the cost. Unfortunately, the blaming of corporations for providing us products we want and charging for them is silly. It allows people to just blame others as they blame the government as well. It makes for more clicks and people like to say things are someone else's fault, but I hate the idea of people being stuck where they are blaming others.

Why do you wear a lapel mic and have that handheld mic? Is it a redundancy in case one fails? Genuinely curious.

I’m surprised Walmart wasn’t mentioned. In my small town it’s cheaper than Lins (which is like a Ralph’s) but it’s still been super expensive lately.