Skimping on quantity for quality? I don't think so Chips Ahoy.

I hate, hate, hate when i open little packages of mini chips ahoy cookies that there are NEVER enough to satisfy one's craving for the sweets. There's like six dinky little cookies in there. How the hell am i suppose to get my fix with six damn mini cookies? I need at least like double that, maybe 12. 12 is a good amount. It's also a good amount for sharing. Today, i opened my little package of cookies hoping to both share with my friends and have enough for my sweet tooth but before i knew it, all my damn cookies were gone! damn bastards. DAMN PACKAGING MANUFACTURERS! PUT MORE COOKIES IN YOUR COOKIE PACKAGINGS!

This isn't just for cookies though. A lot of packaged food items always skimp out on the quantity. It's like, i paid 3.89 for this shit, I expect my bag of chips to be fucking full! But no, it never is. How disappointing. But cheetos, fritos, or any other smaller snackums are usually small enough to seem like there is more. That is why I am usually satisfied with half a bag of cheetos. It is always worth my dollar. I never buy the cookies in the vending machines because you get like 4 cookies and you still have to pay a damn dollar. I'm like, i might as well get something that takes more than 2 minutes to eat!

Anyway, so i went home and drove my baby cousins to roche bros to get a bag of cookie mix. That bag was like 2.29 and i got like 16 cookies(fresh baked) and one giant one. I ate like two of those and I was completely happy...which brings up another topic: home cooked food v.s packaged meals? I don't understand people who prefer to eat packaged meals rather than cooking up a simple home made one. Home made food is really not that hard to make and pre-made packaged meals are so much more unhealthy. I guess if you were really an idiot and believed in the excuse of"cooking is not my forte," then i hope your wife/husband and children won't die of starvation and complete ignorance of real food.