Velveeta

I just brought this up with someone else that was like, remember when it was a really big...

it was a really big advertising push to like cover broccoli with like melted cheese, like Velveeta.

Velveeta.

And that was like, this is how you get kids to eat.

They're going to eat their vegetables.

And I was pissed off because I was one of these people that was like, I'm ready for my Big Ten Network.

And so what did you get the first couple seasons of Big Ten Network? You got Barbasol commercials, Rotel, and Velveeta.

And Purdue not being on Big Ten Network, hey, come over here to Big Ten Minus and you'll get nothing.

That's the worst trick is you would pay for Big Ten Minus and you'd go and there'd be nothing on.

We've got hot dog rolls for $1.50. Armor hot dogs for $1.75. Clover Valley ground beef, $6 sale.

Clover Valley yellow mustard for $1.00. Clover Valley real mayonnaise, $3.75. Let's see, Clover Valley Sour Cream or French Onion Dip, $2.75. Got Wonder Rolls for $3.00. Red Baron Pizza, two for $10.00. Velveeta, save $2.00. Let's see, we got Hostess Twinkies, Hostess Susie Q's or Hostess Cupcakes, two for $6.00. Let's see what else we have here.

We've got Kingsford Charcoal, save $4.05.

True Living Paper Plates, $8.50. What else? We've got Frosted Flakes or Raisin Bran, the large size box, three for $9.00.

I kept

them in Velveeta cheese boxes.

And

I

Like you pull off...

You know how you're peeling Velveeta or something and you got that plastic film? Imagine if that plastic film was the cheese and the cheese was the plastic

film.

I've never had it, but I've seen pictures, Cara, and it's just...

I don't need, that's it.

We're just gonna eat Velveeta.

Oodles and noodles and pop tarts are calling today.

Financial peace is being able to tell your kids not right now without feeling like you failed as a parent.