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In reply to the discussion: Cracker Barrel loses almost $100 million in value as stock plunges after new logo release [View all]Auggie
(32,930 posts)6. Or the decision was made after conducting focus groups comprised of Gen Z's and Millennials
Wouldn't be the first time. Major League Baseball changed rules to cater to the young.
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Cracker Barrel loses almost $100 million in value as stock plunges after new logo release [View all]
Polybius
Aug 2025
OP
Second most hated marketing department after Sirius Cybernetics Corporation's nt
Xipe Totec
Aug 2025
#44
Or the decision was made after conducting focus groups comprised of Gen Z's and Millennials
Auggie
Aug 2025
#6
Also, once Miguel Cabrera was being intentionally walked, and got a hit anyway
Polybius
Aug 2025
#106
And lowered the pitcher's mound by an inch or so. That is to allow more home runs.
3Hotdogs
Aug 2025
#16
I've not heard about this, and can't find any verification online. Do you have a link?
TheRickles
Aug 2025
#19
Yes, I knew about the 1969 change. Your post sounded like another, more recent change had been instituted.
TheRickles
Aug 2025
#35
Doing many things to speed up the game. Only so many throws to first by the pitcher are allowed
Bengus81
Aug 2025
#74
No, the screw-up was overestimating the intelligence and emotional maturity of their customers.
Paladin
Aug 2025
#8
I should have been more clear, as I was referring to certain products and businesses
Polybius
Aug 2025
#91
I've never eaten at Cracker Barrel, but if I was a customer, the new logo would not change my attitude.
LeftInTX
Aug 2025
#89
They changed the name to Edy's Pie, because they said "Eskimo" is no longer PC
Polybius
Aug 2025
#95
Exactly. Cracker Barrel's logo change became the most recent exmple of "evil wokeism" for right-wingers.
sop
Aug 2025
#73
Disney came under lots of criticism when they changed their Aunt Jemima pancake house in Disneyland.
ificandream
Aug 2025
#116
One thing that we took comfort in when my MIL passed away--no more visits to Cracker Barrel
Maeve
Aug 2025
#14
I can't understand why anyone rational is "upset" about a minor change in the logo of a cheap restaurant
muriel_volestrangler
Aug 2025
#75
I've been around for awhile, and I even worked in advertising for a few years
FakeNoose
Aug 2025
#25
I love the new logo. To me, it looks like "woke" and "DEI" rolled into one image.
JustABozoOnThisBus
Aug 2025
#27
Awesome strategy ... 10 more one-percenters just sold their stock in Cracker Barrel
FakeNoose
Aug 2025
#29
What kind of idiot eats at a restuarant because of their logo? Or doesn't eat at a restuarant because of their logo?
Ferrets are Cool
Aug 2025
#33
And the poor old man leaning on the barrel lost his job. So sad. nt
JustABozoOnThisBus
Aug 2025
#102
it ain't broke, just increasingly old and obsolete, the new logo is just bland not woke
pstokely
Aug 2025
#115
I like Cracker Barrel food and their prices are reasonable. They have some things you don't see other places
doc03
Aug 2025
#79
Just knowing I would never run into James Woods would be an incentive to eat there.
Greybnk48
Aug 2025
#94
if someone is going to botcott cracker barrell over new logo they are an idiot
moonshinegnomie
Aug 2025
#110