I hope these cartons are empty

[Demovictory9]

Link to tweet

[PirateRo]

1. They'd lose me as a customer forever in seconds

I was a life-long Goya customer until that worthless CEO spoke up to protect and encourage that tRump monster. The family failed to remove him immediately. They will never see another nickel from me.

Seeing a disgusting display like this tells me management does not have the judgement needed to work with food ahead of their magical bullshit. Why in the world would I trust them with the food I bring back to my family..?

Lost a customer forever. Plenty of sources that happily deliver and I will take great joy - great joy! -with each delivery knowing my dollars are denied to their bullshit.

[Aussie105]

2. The Dr Pepper ($10 for 4)

will be legit, but the other boxes will be empty.

Could have made a big Xmas tree out of those empty boxes, with empty cans hanging from it . . . instead, this 'art' thing that I find threatening for some reason.

The logic behind the giant crosses escapes me . . .

But if you walk out you will miss out on 'Save 10c per gallon' so there is that.

[sinkingfeeling]

3. I'd turn around and walk back out.

[blaze]

4. knock it over and see if it rises in 3 days?

(I stole that from the twitter OP)

[magicarpet]

5. Did Hobby Lobby expand into retail grocery now ?

[Wounded Bear]

6. Seems to be showcasing the wrong Holiday (Holy Day)...

Crosses are for Easter, that's when the murder happened.

[FSogol]

7. Never trust a religion that uses an instrument of torture as their symbol

Robert Henlein (IIRC)

[hunter]

8. I think I've seen this before.

It's likely a complaint to Coca Cola's corporate headquarters would bring the display down.

Christians are not Coca Cola's only market. It's likely the majority of their customers would find this display offensive, many Christians included.