Ted Hoyer, Hydrox, Light Bulbs and Wire Wheels

[@TJB1510]

The Story of the Vanishing Cookie Hydrox The Original Sandwich Cookie, debuted in 1908 as the signature product of Sunshine Biscuits. The cookie ruled the category until 1912 when National Biscuit, later Nabisco, created Oreo to compete with Hydrox. Over the years, Hydrox was the staple item in kitchen cabinets across the US. Then, in 1999, Keebler bought Sunshine Biscuit, changed the name to Droxies, and made it sweeter. A short time later, the cookie left the market.

[@johnarmstrong5953]

When I was in my 40's I finally realized that all the heartburn that I had been having for years was almost completely from eating preservatives in food. It makes sense that anything that would prevent food from decomposing is going to make it hard for your body to break it down causing indigestion. I've had very little heartburn since I started avoiding preservatives.

[@jessicagreene1773]

I have had Hydrox and not knowing any better I always thought they were the poor man's Oreo. I had no idea they came first. I always learn something on this channel!

[@michaellindsay8934]

Fantastic information today. Once my wife sees this video, I'm sure we'll be headed to Dollar Tree thanks John

[@Eagle48]

After school, a handful of Hydrox cookies and a glass of cold milk made my day!

[@westhighlandsshop]

I feel like I'm regressing, the older I get the more junk food I crave. It's very strange. Never tried the Hydrox, not sure I even remember seeing them in stores in my area growing up. Good stuff on those bulbs and it's amazing how the LED technology and pricing has changed in the last few years.

[@1pcfred]

I don't like any of the old junk I used to like. None of it tastes how I remember. I think a lot of it actually might not now. They banned partially hydrogenated oil a while back. Apparently I must have really liked that stuff.

[@BudBush]

I too preferred Hydrox sandwich cookies when I was a kid. They weren't as overly sweet as Oreos. They were made by Sunshine Bakers. Too many great things from my youth are things of the past>

[@TheOtherBill]

I'm with you on the Hydrox, When you spoke of processed foods and mentioned McDonalds, it got me thinking to back in the 60's when at McDonalds they brought in 50 lb bags of potatoes and had a huge machine that peeled them then a guy would cut them in another machine before frying them in beef tallow. It's not at all like what you get today and the foods you were able to eat as a kid are no longer available. I bet you could still eat them if they were still available and that if they were, the whole nation would be healthier.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Back in the 60’s and 70’s fast food was just real food but fast, now they went bonkers! GMO vegetables, preservatives… 🫣😂👍

[@larrymills8527]

I liked them fries much better back then when fryed in beef tallow .

[@davedoughty1213]

Great memories with the Hydrox cookies John!!! I remember them well. I’ve been diabetic for 30 years so they are “verboten” for me!! I believe my mom sent me some in a “care package” in 1971 when I was in the Army. You’re expected to share… but I did OK!!! Thanks to the fun memory!!! The Old Army Scout…

[@beerdrinker6452]

First time hearing about Hydrox cookies. You should be their maintenance foreman. They would never cease production. You gave me a great idea for this year's Christmas lights. Thank you. Nice video.

[@sebglayburg5163]

John, spot on with the Hydrox. Thanks for always brightening up the day!

[@joemoach832]

I certainly do remember Hydrox cookies. I never really thought about it, but as I recall my mother would always buy the Hydrox instead of the Oreos. They were great. I never knew though that they were actually better for you than Oreo.

[@AndyM.]

HA!! Your 'rabbit hole' analysis of the engine/Hoyer lift rant was CLASSIC!!!! I CANNOT stop laughing about it!!!!

[@mikebashford8198]

The other difference between engine cranes and patient hoists (as we call them here across the pond) is that patient hoists are at least 3 times the price. UK equivalent of Dollar Tree is PoundLand - most stuff is more than 1 quid nowadays.

[@blackbearhiker1420]

"Won't you open up a cookie, a Drox filled cookie, open up and say Hydrox, HYDROX!!". Ah the age of jingles. I loved them.

[@GreggKocenko]

I bought a Hoyer Lift and thendonated ittoagroup that workswithtjedisabled. Thanks for anothergreat video. God bless you!

[@patjohnson3100]

Thanks for the good info on wire brush usage.

[@lindagolembieski7405]

We do keto and feel alot better ! No sugar, starch,only natural food 😋

[@devinteske]

Regarding wire wheels, I am starting to see some manufacturers label their fine/coarse produces with the size of wire (for example, 0.008” fine and 0.014” coarse)

[@ScoutCrafter]

That’s a smart move for them. You can’t feel them through the packaging or on line. 😃👍

[@bobuncle6962]

Loved the light bulb find at Dollar Tree.

[@robertlevine2152]

ScoutCrafter, Patents are funny things. If you can convince the Patemt has changed the Patent has changed the product significantly or improved the the original design so as to change the end product. Our patents were processed through our intellectual propetties lawyers. Depending on the complexities of the patent, outside patent attorneys might be hired. In all, obtaining a patent can be a long drawn out process. In 2005, the starting cost of a patent was around $25,000. By the time the Patent Attorneys were paid, the bill could reach $75,000. Bob

[@ScoutCrafter]

Bob- Patents and trademarks aren’t cheap anymore. How about .com’s 🫣😂👍

[@wyattdean5658]

Grandma (RIP) love Hydrox when I is a kid from Piggy Wiggly market. Probably 6 months ago from Amazon Leaf Company six boxes of cookies. All most same thing. Good times.

[@1pcfred]

Piggy Wiggly market? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH_dlaOeh75lf68

[@wyattdean5658]

Piggy Wiggly market in Rolla, MO. Close long time ago.

[@mikeobrien2582]

There were always Hydrox cookies am my in-laws. It's funny that you brought them up in your video because I was thinking about them earlier this evening. I liked them better than Oreos.

[@liveoak4124]

Grew up on Hydrox. My shop crane is a flea market find Hoyer lift rated for 600 lbs. However it is identical in every way except paint color to one sold at HF about 10 years ago and rated for a ton. I’m sure they came from same factory and the discrepancy in lift rating only due to heightened liability on a medically retailed device. No doubt it was sold at 10 times the price by the medical supply house.

[@devinteske]

Now, wouldn’t it be something if every Scoutcrafter fan bought some Hydrox when they became available again?

[@drivesalot0063]

Great commentary, Scout! I didn't know Hydrox were produced before Oreo's, but I too liked them better. Remember those huge packages of sandwich cookies that used to be available. Usually, 3-4 rows of cookies to a package. They were the inexpensive ones. I recall they were usually on the bottom shelf. They came with the yellow or black cookie sometimes mixed in a package. Wow! they good with a cold glass of milk. Appreciate the wire wheel review. 😀👍

[@ko2fjb]

I had hydrox when I was a kid but interestingly I became a production foreman at the Nabisco Fairlawn NJ Bakery and ran the packaging line for Oreo cookies,as well as others. The line produced 4000 cookies per minute. Unfortunately the bakery is in the process of being torn down. At one time employee 1200 and ran 3 shifts a day. Like other companies they have moved some of their production out of the US

[@ScoutCrafter]

Fred- Nabisco was king back in the day, also their ingredients were better. We have to follow Europe in cleaning up our foods.

[@6atlantis]

“Avanti pro” makes a decent 6&8in, fine & course wire wheel @Home Depot. I switcher to them from H.F and Amazon.

[@patjohnson3100]

Thanks for the tip about better wire wheels.

[@patjohnson3100]

Thank you for the useful tips on wire wheels. I'm trying to upgrade from brushes in drills and the humble hand - used wire brush.

[@1pcfred]

@@patjohnson3100 yeah spending more can net you a better product sometimes. But sometimes people are just taking the cheap stuff and rebranding it too.

[@Wildwood975]

My wife accused me of the same thing, John! She said I stole “handsome” and came up with”incredibly handsome”! Ba Da Bump! Sha-boom! LOL!

[@janderson8401]

My mom did the grocery shopping at a little store that had only two aisles. I think Hydrox were the brand of cookies that Mike, the store owner, carried. I think I was in high school before I realized my Oreos said Hydrox on them.

[@ScoutCrafter]

😂👍

[@Kyocera234]

Absolutely love Hydrox, used to get them all the time growing up. I think the gut truck that used to come around the barracks back in the day on Ft Bragg, had them. They are better than oreo, I never knew why until you told us just now. Also about the hoyer lift thing don't know if he ever got that patented, but if the engine lift was "invented" back in the early days of auto manufacture the patent would have run out more than likely by the time Hoyer came along. Patents are not allowed only if they infringe on earlier art which is pretty much at the discretion of the patent examiner. The examiner does the official search for prior art and "examines" everything and makes the official determination. I know this because I have a patent on some weightlifting equipment and did the entire thing myself. Maybe Hoyer had to pay royalties to someone else who knows, but improving on previous art is allowed and devices do get patented. It's really a blessing he went forward and turned the cherry picker into a useful medical device.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Great information! Thanks!

[@bigvicsworkshop]

Have yet to meet a cookie I didn't like, Mr. John!

[@lotsatrains]

Definitely remember having Hydrox cookies and being a little different from Oreo and now I’m craving them again 😂

[@62forged]

Cool light bulbs.

[@tonymaiettasr.7340]

Used to eat Hydrox cookies all the time. Liked them because they weren’t too sweet like Oreos. Thanks for the tip on the wire wheels. Good to know. Having a hard time finding a good LED downlighting bulb for 10 recessed bulbs in my daughter’s kitchen. They need to be dimmable. Great show today ScoutCrafter.

[@andyc972]

Thanks John, I remember 9/11 well, it's one of those moments when the world changed, we had our share of terrorist attacks in London but this was on another level ! I know what you mean about food and additives, when something apparently would survive a nuclear winter you have to ask, should I be eating this ! Funny you should mention the bulbs, I just picked up a load of bulbs in a hardware store sale, some as cheap as 4 for £1, and I checked them all today before adding them to my stores ! Interesting tips on the wire wheel, I need to get my grinders organised, maybe on a carousel arrangement. so that I can switch between them more easily !

[@1pcfred]

I watched the second tower fall in person. It was some crazy stuff. It's not every day you get to see a building a quarter of a mile tall collapse. Right before it went we all saw the top of the tower lean over a little then down it went. Everyone knew a moment before it was going to go. You don't forget stuff like that. I've watched a lot of video of it since then but I had a unique perspective that day. So I've never seen quite what I saw at the time. Plus when it went my buddy kicked the tripod out from under the video camera he was using. I have some still photos I took of it though.

[@oldguyknots]

I grew up about 60 miles north of the City and I remember Hydrox. I'll have to keep my eye on Amazon.

[@garyjones2582]

Love those Hydrox cookies... Didn't know they were around before Oreos... Thx for sharing the history on that... See you Friday... Take care...

[@terryrogers1025]

Hydrox, another product that I did not know about, here I thought you talking about some kind of cleaning solution, man,I must of lived a sheltered life is all I can say. You want an interesting history on products, check out breakfast cereals, on how and why they were developed, that is if that sort of thing interest you. Amazing lights, probably got more tech in them than the first lunar landing craft😊. Love the blah, blah parts of the show, usually learn something from them, thanks for the video, enjoyed listening.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Terry- You’re absolutely right- the history behind breakfast cereals is fascinating! 😃👍

[@larrymills8527]

@@ScoutCrafter And it started right here in michigan .

[@randygatz7811]

Thanks Scout

[@madamecampsalot6384]

My mother would buy Hydrox and we kids would complain like crazy b/c we preferred Oreos. She'd insist that they tasted the same (I think maybe they were less expensive), but no matter which anyone preferred they surely did NOT taste the same. Thanks for the history lesson!

[@cheekymonkey444]

Hydrox was named after the two elements in water hydrogen and oxygen.

[@johnroberts7280]

Nothing worse than expecting Oreos and having my dad buy Hydrox instead lol. Have a great day John.

[@itsjustme.2331]

Mr J. It's so funny looking at your bench, what a mess and it's just like mine. Too much stuff and not enough room for it.

[@troyb1733]

Another great one John. I liked Hydrox as a kid in Kansas City. My big complaint is as we are way older than kids and we have to go on diets or eat healthier everything costs more when they take the good stuff out. "NO SUGAR" costs more and I hate the taste of fake sugar substitutes. Less fat, costs more. No cholesterol, costs more. Shouldnt it cost more to taste better??? Im going to look for some chinese bulbs they ship them here by the billions charge a buck and dollar bush gets a quarter.

[@Dardrum]

Hydrox cookies were good, now I have to order some from Amazon lol, can't wait.

[@americansewingmachineresto1545]

Hi John, Yes, Hydrox. Made with good lard. My wife has food allergies to she has to read labels. She is sensitive to potato starch and any form of gum, dextrose, and she can’t do a grain and dairy together. Our veggie gardens help but she has to be careful. We are going back to old school and will start making our own sausage. I have all the machines and have made a batch with my best bud Aldo. Then we can control the sausage with no additives. The comments about china light bulbs. No way they can make and ship for that cost. Chinese gov subsidized business to kill our mfg. good description of the wire wheels. I need to use a face shield. Been covered with wires flung out. I liked your past description of wrapping shaft in paper to firm up fit.

[@ScoutCrafter]

John- Exactly like Home Depot killed all the Mom and Pop hardware stores, China killed millions of factory jobs around the world and it’s not their fault it’s ours. 😃👍

[@57WillysCJ]

A lot of candy is a knock off. A regeonal brand did well so a big company copied it and marketed it nation wide. As to a hoyer lift when I first came across one I called a engine hoist which didn't go over well 40 years ago because it sounded like the patient was a engine. All I can say is it''s better than lifting by hand but not easy in crowded rooms.

[@1pcfred]

Now you had me checking my Chinese brass wheel just to see if it was only plated. I have a old Osborn steel wire wheel made in Cleveland what a difference compared to the junk they sell today.

[@shoopnooop2952]

The dollar tree bulbs are pretty good. I use only the 100w led ones and have had them for years now and haven't had one fail. I was in dollar tree recently and saw that they had the 100w ones in a two pack for the $1.25.

[@josephwatts925]

ScoutCrafter, I agree with you about the processed food. I wish more people were aware of how bad that stuff is for you. And there is a lot of it out there. At one time I weighed 230 lbs. After learning what is a proper diet I now weigh 157 lbs. and I intend to loose more. All the best.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Joseph- The older you get the more excess weight will take a toll on you. You’re smart!

[@choppermike3329]

Always loved Hydrox. Looked for them a few years ago and saw they went out of business. So much better than Oreo. when they start producing again I'll definitely order some. Sure glad you mentioned them! Thanks John!

[@JohnSmith-yl6dn]

I definitely remember the Hydrox commercials and eating them. That name hasn’t been in common usage for many years.

[@donbauer1484]

Patents are granted based on what is "claimed". The Hoyer lift patent US2821406A claims that the base legs can PIVOT relative to each other, and there is a LEVER to pivot them. This allows the legs to pivot apart to make room for a wheelchair, and then pivot together so the lift can go through doorways and hallways. An engine hoist isn't usually concerned with fitting through doorways and hallways.

[@Rusty_ok]

I have been able to find a couple 1750rpm electric motors that make great wire wheel or fiber wheel motors.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Perfect!

[@kathieharine5982]

Those LED bulbs are nice.

[@rawbacon]

There's something wrong with the wheat supply and bread process, I eat bakery bread most of the time now when I have bread but if I have some factory bread my digestive system is messed up into the next day.........Years ago we would occasionally work at a place downtown that we would pass a Huge Old Hostess Bakery (From The 20s, Shut Down Now), apparently they would clean the machinery first thing in the day, not sure how to describe it but their cleaning solution filled the air outside with the most unusual scent, maybe a mix of Fruit Pies & Chemicals.

[@paintnamer6403]

I always thought Hydrox was such a funny name like a type of rocket fuel, but they tasted good to me.

[@AricBolf]

I’m constantly fighting against fake foods or BS ingredients. My latest discovery is table salt. Morton salt isnt just salt. They blend it with ground beach sand (of course they call it something else to not gross people out). Now i buy the “natural sea salt” where the only ingredient is salt. Nothing else. It’s funny how much better it tastes.

[@Fresh-tw7ev]

Never cared for the Hydrox. I still have a hankerin for the Sunshine Chocolate Fudge cookies that they took off the market. I loved those things!!

[@1pcfred]

I loved the soft Archway chocolate chip cookies. The ones that looked like hemispheres. Oh my God. What I wouldn't do for one of those right now. I haven't seen one of those in years. They were so good.

[@dalee.mccombs8571]

Hydrox cookies used to be a Sunshine prodoct.

[@larrydemaar409]

I don’t think that Oreo cookies are even made in the USA anymore, would like to try Hydrox cookies.

[@777anarchist]

Be mindful stepping into Big Clive's territory.😁

[@marcmckenzie5110]

John, on inventions, something for us to contemplate: are tires really just stone wheels? Are nail punches really just specialized knives? Etc… I propose that what we are talking about are degrees of innovation, not an absolute. 50 years ago when I first learned how to program computers, it was like black magic to everyone else. Now everyone uses them in the form of smart phones and car control systems. You can learn how to program on you tube. I wrote a “learning” program using statistical learning, but today’s AI large-language models like Bing Co-Pilot evolved from those “inventions” but are absolutely comparatively dramatic new inventions. On the other hand, I subscribe to the old adage “everything has happened before.”

[@ScoutCrafter]

Absolutely right- The courts are filled with patent infringement cases. Ford had to go to court because he didn’t invent the automobile but it was so complex that nobody could claim a patent on it. 😃👍

[@beck769]

So, is that bacon grease? Or maybe lard?! Another great show! Or is it an episode?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Oreo uses Lard- Hydrox doesn’t, in fact Carvel used Hydrox crumbs in all its recipes. 😃👍

[@LoStivale]

I never tried the Hydrox so will be checking Amazon once they’re back in stock. Are they still using natural ingredients? Another great episode.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Apparently yes. I guess as much as possible. They aren’t as sweet as Oreos but I always enjoyed them. 😃👍

[@Reggyontheroad]

Gotcha

[@kimbishop4734]

😮 always thought that Hydrox was an Oreo knock-off. Nice to know the truth.

[@karenshroyer7417]

I see that Leaf co has started making the Hydrox cookies. Also see sold out online from Walmart. I do remember them being better than Oreo. Hands down.

[@paulsworkshop4179]

Ha. We had the hydrox in my house growing up.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Hi Scout, in Australia we brag about Vegemite being Australian but it’s a ripoff of Marmite from the UK. Conisers will argue that Vegemite has extra herbs and spices but don’t be fooled, Vegemite looks, smells and tastes like dog shit. Unfortunately the name Hydrox sounds like a chemical you might add to cookies. Cheers, Stuart 🇦🇺

[@ScoutCrafter]

Stuart- I’ve seen videos of people trying Vegimite and gagging but the worst stuff is surströmming a fermented herring dish that actually smells rotten. 🫣😂👍

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

@@ScoutCrafter I’ve seen that too. 😂😂😂

[@pitaeata8493]

never heard of Hydrox cookies; what an eye opener. Oreo is not original, ha.

[@dalee.mccombs8571]

Hoyer didn't invent the lift, he repurposed it for medical application.

[@alexstools]

Since Covid and becoming a parent, I'm getting increasingly more aware of the food we eat, we try to eat as pure and natural as we can and I'm shying away from all the highly processed stuff that I used to like to be fair. And it's quite hard to avoid. The other day I had two pieces of pie at work because of a birthday and had stomach pain for the rest of the day and realized it had happened: I became my mom😂

[@ScoutCrafter]

Alex- One of the main reasons I became a vegetarian is because I got sick a lot from meat- it wasn’t the meat but the way it was handled I believe. 😃👍

[@majmarkbrown7816]

I still love the McDonalds big breakfast :) And i still miss Burger Chef (and Jeff).

[@ScoutCrafter]

When I was younger the McDonalds big breakfast was off the charts good! 😃👍

[@truthreigns7]

I have outdoor lights like that, but mine are operated by sensors.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes- they can be quite sensitive, my cat used to set off my neighbor’s light for fun. 🫣😂👍

[@truthreigns7]

@@ScoutCrafter HA!HA!

[@roberthoug7864]

On the Hydrox cookies they were always cheaper than oreos and I Always liked them More. I no longer eat cookies, I am a carnivore AS stated before, for 10 months. lost 60 lbs. In the first two months, kept it off. it's worth a try if you have any issues on your health Eagle

[@ScoutCrafter]

As a vegetarian trying to find things to eat in the carnivore diet is difficult. 🫣😂👍

[@davidspinney2023]

Hi Scoutcrafter the cookies sound great, but the name sounds like stuff to clean your sink with

[@ScoutCrafter]

😂😂😂

[@big_steven2226]

My dumb ass thought that lift was a lat pull down machine lol 😂

[@ScoutCrafter]

It looks like one! 😂👍

[@SpringRubber]

Remembering 9/11, thank you. Sunshine Bakery vs National Biscuit -- I really enjoy watching The Brands that Built America on the History channel. I kinda hate the cheap LED bulbs you showed -- who knows what crazy chemicals the Chinese plants use to manufacture them.

[@ScoutCrafter]

I can’t get over the $1.25 price point!

[@rok1341]

I remember hydrox as being somewhat dryer and gritty when compared to oreos

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes! I wanted to use the term “earthy”! 😂👍

[@roberthoug7864]

Beef butter bacon eggs carnivore Over 10 months lost fifty-eight pounds in the first two months eat all I want eating a steak right now meets expensive but have you noticed anything about the other products on the shelves how expensive they are and how much you're going to end up going to the doctor for meeting them which will just give you a pill that's worthless I don't want to start ranting John Keep the videos coming. Been watching them since I believe you started eagle

[@ScoutCrafter]

Bob- I bet your energy levels are awesome! Protein really does well in the body. 😃👍

[@larryducas2359]

I remember hydrox

[@tonylenge424]

Worked for Nabisco for 35 years and just like all old American companies, quality and US made was lost over the years. It’s a shame.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Tony- Nabisco was king back in the day- You couldn’t negotiate with them. Like a monopoly, they would crush a supermarket that had other ideas. 😂👍

[@ralphdavis1624]

Hydrox were my favorite I have seen them in store in past year but I have not lately.stores especially walmart sell out put something else in it's place

[@tombob671]

John did you eat C-Rations in the Corps? 1966 we were still eating them that had a date of 1950! The worst was Ham and Lima Beans. 🤮

[@ScoutCrafter]

We went from C rats to MRE’s early on and the early MRE’s had some issues also- Dehydrated Pork Paddy. 🫣😂👍

[@markrandall1456]

We always had hydrox. My mom said they were less expensive than Oreo cookies. I thought it was a treat

[@garypannone7755]

Holly crap. Hydrox $15.00 a package. Thats crazy

[@ScoutCrafter]

Amazon is out now but shipping costs on some items is nuts especially if you aren’t Prime. 😃👍

[@bigfootscave445]

I miss hydrox cookies...

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Hydrox cookies are alright I like them and I perfer the arbor adopt with the hex I can get it tighter on the shaft

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes- The flat head grub screws are not as good.

[@Brian-Burke]

Some great history on today's show. John, you know I got the OCD and I couldn't help but notice the right screw on your bulb tester was not all the way in. 🤣🤣

[@hubertjudeaux7749]

dear friend medical lift no problem you are a little sick sorry just crazy of tools best regards

[@robfahey1349]

I would have figured an acme or Wegmans had the hydrox cookies and I would have got them for you, but surprisingly Google says cracker barrel is a great spot to find them unfortunately that's really out of the way for me, but I figured I'd share it with you as I'm sure in all your travels your passing cracker barrels

[@ScoutCrafter]

There is one in Milford Ct. maybe I can swing by! 😃👍

[@bobwarner5845]

Sunshine Hydrox were better than Oreos !

[@michaelstark9485]

BOOM 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jacklinks9621]

cracker barrel sells hydrox cookies

[@mainebob6363]

I always liked oreos. If we got hydrox or worse, the generic sandwich cookies with the mix of black and white cookies I was disappointed.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes- it’s definitely an acquired taste but today’s Oreos aren’t the same as the ones years ago.

[@kgarba9253]

Lol I’m sure Mr hoyer would argue he “innovated”. Ever hear of the Czech built Tatra T37 from 1936?

[@ScoutCrafter]

It must be somewhat rare because lots of 77 and 87 examples but not any 37 I can find.

[@roberthoug7864]

What other business do you know that raised THEIR priceS BY 25% Eagle

[@ScoutCrafter]

Here in NYC prices are through the roof! Forget about going to the Diner, it’s $50 for two people!

[@josaonline09]

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