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I get the short version: Cracker Barrell changed their logo, most people think it is significantly worse. Apparently they changed the interior decoration too. I have to say I've probably only eaten at a Cracker Barrell a handful of times in my life, and while I remember it being fine it doesn't have a place of nostalgia for me or anything.

I can understand folks being like, "This logo is dumber, the decorations are worse. I do not like this, I'm going to buy my pancakes elsewhere cause I no longer like the decor."

But why is this allegedly a cultural thing now? I don't think the new logo is (was) good either, but I didn't see it as particularly "woke" or anything, just minimalist to the point of detriment.

I get the short version: Cracker Barrell changed their logo, most people think it is significantly worse. Apparently they changed the interior decoration too. I have to say I've probably only eaten at a Cracker Barrell a handful of times in my life, and while I remember it being fine it doesn't have a place of nostalgia for me or anything. I can understand folks being like, "This logo is dumber, the decorations are worse. I do not like this, I'm going to buy my pancakes elsewhere cause I no longer like the decor." But why is this allegedly a cultural thing now? I don't think the new logo is (was) good either, but I didn't see it as particularly "woke" or anything, just minimalist to the point of detriment.
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I see it thus: a family place to go to that evoked a simpler, better time. Evolved into an after church go to, where friends can enjoy each others company, families get together. Those are the very things the feminist, the progressive liberal, the woke left all despise. Society seems increasingly made of vocal people raised by single mothers, and the very public demonisation of all things masculine and traditional. They have no concept of what they are trying to tear down, and the puppeteers consider themselves insulated and above the fray. This is just a nudge of the Overton window, a test. C/B needs to be bud lighted; a firm closing of the Overton window. That is what the shareholders understand: diminished dividends.