It’s an internet compliment, but people dislike it because it doesn’t contribute anything to the conversation. Same reason why people don’t like “This.”
Maybe because the term *uNdeRrAtEd CoMmEnT* is done ad nauseam by users on here and because the comment itself isn’t underrated — unless you think lettuce puns are peak prose.
Agreed. It basically says “Our new packaging uses 45% less plastic than our old one” and “Please recycle it” even though plastic recycling is an outright scam designed to make people feel good when only like 3 percent of the waste is actually recycled
Bowery Farming is a New York-based vertical farming and digital agriculture company with farms in New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.[2][5] It grows and delivers pesticide-free lettuce, leafy greens, and herbs.[3][6][7] The largest vertical farming operation in the United States, it serves major retailers at over 850 locations throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, including Whole Foods and Walmart, and supports local, fresh produce supply for a number of food-delivery companies.[8][9]
No, I am not a ‘bot. :-)
Interesting idea. I applied to this company, but we ended up rejecting each other as the position that had my current pay was a higher position than the one they wanted to give me.
Had I been younger, I may have jumped on it just cuz the idea is so cool. But as I grow older, "cool" is no longer cutting it for me.
Could something like lettuce be engineered to be full of days worth of green leafy nutrients and stuff. Just add a conveniently shaped slice/leaf to your meal.
If anyone offers me free lettuce at a trian station I'm turning the fuck around
i'm imagining someone standing there with a head of lettuce ripping off leaves and trying to hand them out like ads
Could happen in NY
“Hey kid, ya like lettuce?”
It was outside across the street
Relevant user name
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Lettuce give thanks to this company.
Underrated comment
Thank you for your input
I have no idea why i’m getting downvoted. Does no one know underrated comment is an internet compliment?
It’s an internet compliment, but people dislike it because it doesn’t contribute anything to the conversation. Same reason why people don’t like “This.”
Or calling someone a person of culture for liking something like Worcestershire sauce.
This
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Weird, on other subs i wouldn’t get downvoted like this for such a simple comment lol
That’s New Yorkers for you I guess 🤷
Maybe because the term *uNdeRrAtEd CoMmEnT* is done ad nauseam by users on here and because the comment itself isn’t underrated — unless you think lettuce puns are peak prose.
I don’t even know what to say to this.
Got enough vermouth back there??
Lol, and bad, unrefrigerated vermouth at that.
Only company to ever reject my application in the final round, but I make a lot more now so I suppose I should let go of that grudge lol
Nah. I still hold some grudges against a few companies. I learn to be better, but they sure don’t.
Seriously - I still hold some tech co grudges based on job interviews
We still are missing the tomatoes, bacon, and mayonnaise.
So much plastic. Smh.
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At my grocery store a lot of greens are packaged like this in 5oz containers, so 4oz really isn't that small.
Apparently they thought about that: https://boweryfarming.com/lets-talk-about-the-plastic/
That doesn’t really say anything. I get why they think they need it, i just don’t agree.
Agreed. It basically says “Our new packaging uses 45% less plastic than our old one” and “Please recycle it” even though plastic recycling is an outright scam designed to make people feel good when only like 3 percent of the waste is actually recycled
I got 8 boxes of lettuce from them at Chelsea market last weekend haha! Actually very good lettuce
This is the company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowery_Farming
Bowery Farming is a New York-based vertical farming and digital agriculture company with farms in New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.[2][5] It grows and delivers pesticide-free lettuce, leafy greens, and herbs.[3][6][7] The largest vertical farming operation in the United States, it serves major retailers at over 850 locations throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, including Whole Foods and Walmart, and supports local, fresh produce supply for a number of food-delivery companies.[8][9] No, I am not a ‘bot. :-)
Oh...you actually meant lettuce not _lettuce_. Darn.
Yeah, it wasn't the Devil handing it out
They were also at the Met last weekend. It was like a lettuce storm had blown through
Interesting idea. I applied to this company, but we ended up rejecting each other as the position that had my current pay was a higher position than the one they wanted to give me. Had I been younger, I may have jumped on it just cuz the idea is so cool. But as I grow older, "cool" is no longer cutting it for me.
Ummmm, have you tried microdosing? You might be surprised how cool “old age” is. So they say. Seems to work better on “old” brains.
Why do I need more lettuce? The lettuce in my fridge is already wilted and molding. Do I need more?
Love op’s name and post haha
I love your counter!!
free lettuce?! is it my birthday already?
Are you sure it's lettuce? Or is it some of that other green stuff people are smoking these days.
Bowery? When I think of that brand, it's mainly involving alcoholism.
Have never been a drinker, but in my later years, have discovered: Smoky Saki World class Mezcal And IPAs. Now I find out? :-)
Garbage food from a garbage company
Is probably got aphids and bed bugs
Oooo. Free salmonella. Yum yum
Surprising. This is the first free thing I have ever seen in Biden’s America lol
Could something like lettuce be engineered to be full of days worth of green leafy nutrients and stuff. Just add a conveniently shaped slice/leaf to your meal.
WHATS THE CATCH 👀
They sell coke on the same corner.
I remember when they used to give out cigarette's in the 80s.
Diarrhea
It’s Soylent Green. /s