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This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Mmm Mmm Good Edition
This Shouldn't be a Thing · Wed Jan 22, 2025
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It's 1153 Calvin. That means it's time for this shouldn't be a thing.
As always, if you ever have a thing you think should not be send it into Greg and me
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Jane says at civic media dot us this out of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
from Gabe. How are you writing for us today?
Edline reads progress so soup drops sell out super fast.
When more of the hard candy will drop I'm.
Progress so the soup company. Yes has unfailed a new way for soup lovers to be happy.
So like drops aren't like just like a tiny thing like it's like a hard candy.
It's like a hard candy. Progress so last week announced the launch of soup drops.
A chicken noodle soup flavored hard candy resembling a cough drop.
The first batch of soup drops sold out in under an hour.
They had announced the news on Instagram last week.
Very, very popular. Progress so posted quote.
Well, this is super awkward. Oh God.
Our soup drops sold out before we even had the chance to tell you but don't worry.
There's a fresh fresh batch of soup you can suck on.
I'm just reading it. There's a fresh batch of soup you can suck on coming your way
next Thursday 123 at 9 a.m. at progressive soup drops drops dot com.
There will be thank goodness additional soup drops released weekly.
Oh, thank God. Every Thursday through the rest of this month while supplies last.
The drops labeled by progress so as soup you can suck on.
Okay, fire, fire, fire, your marketing.
Soup you can suck on tastes like broth, savory veggies, soft egg noodles with a hint of parsley.
The drops are packaged in a can that looks like a regular progressive soup can.
20 individually wrapped soup drops in each can.
Every order also comes with a can of actual traditional chicken noodle soup.
For the low low price of 249 plus shipping $2.49 $2.49.
So you get a can of drops and a can of soup for 249 plus shipping.
Just keep talking for so I want to look something up here.
When you're sick, according to progressive, nothing is truly more reassuring than chicken noodle soup.
So we thought why stop soup at the ball?
We took the beloved flavors of our chicken noodle soup and packed them into a fun savory candy soup drop.
For a totally new way to enjoy the taste you love whenever and wherever you want.
That is 12 cents more than what a chicken noodle, what a can of progressive chicken noodle soup costs.
And by the way, when I typed in progressive chicken, it auto filled with noodle soup drops.
So this is popular.
Now I'm intrigued. It's a formal thing now. It's turning like maybe you're going to miss out on something really great.
Progress. Oh, are you watching?
Do you want us to do a live taste test of the soup you can suck on?
Mark on the live stream. This is just sad.
No, no, Mark. It's just soup.
It's just soup. You can suck on.
I'm wondering we'll progress to come out with other flavors.
It's this. This is like like Willy Wonka somewhere going.
It's coming to be my dreams are coming to pass.
Len from Madison says I think that's really super Tom from Jackson.
Sounds like it's worth a try. Chris from Jamesville.
When will they have a cottage cheese soup drop?
This just in the recall of people have said they're coming out with a cottage cheese drop.
It's going to be lumpy as well.
Well, there should be more available tomorrow was Thursday January 23rd.
Did they say what time they're released?
9 a.m. So you better you better get on it Greg Bacher. You're going to miss out.
Oh boy. What the latest soup drop drop happening tomorrow?
Did they say like is it Eastern Central?
Let me see if I can find it for you.
123 9 a.m. Eastern progressive soup drops dot com.
Progressive soup drop stock.
Okay, we'll try and do this.
I will see what if I can make this work.
I'll make this work.
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