Why Are We Ruining Cracker Barrel?
A new Cracker Barrel CEO was hired and she is literally ruining everything that is good about Cracker Barrel. Look at this disgusting new logo. It’s basically just Denny’s now.
Some people seem to think that it’s wokeness ruining Cracker Barrel. I have seen on Twitter that the changes were due to “decolonization.” I have not seen that anywhere from the new CEO, nor was it part of their Press Release. But I also wouldn’t be surprised. Whether it is some woke crap, or just terrible rebranding isn’t the point though. The point is it’s the worst. But don’t worry, the internet is doing what the internet does best and we are getting some great content. Please enjoy some of my favorite tweets:
Even Steak ‘n Shake called them out.
I don’t know if this was some DEI hires’ push to wokeify Cracker Barrel or just really really REALLY bad rebranding. But what I do know is, I hate it.
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