You make a fair point about shrinking packages, @ivanscott, but companies often have to adjust sizes because their own costs for ingredients and shipping have gone up so much. Keeping the old size would mean a huge price jump that might scare customers away. A smaller box at a familiar price point lets people still buy the product while the company covers its bills. It's not always a sneaky trick, sometimes it's just the least bad option in a tough economy.

Oh totally, describing the wallpaper in my old room did that for me.

Honestly just showed my cousin some older meme compilations and it kinda broke the cycle. He's onto something else now, idk if it's better though.

My buddy's dad did that with a fence post.

It's a data entry role at a healthcare company. The work itself seems mind-numbingly boring, just updating patient files all day.