Newsflash Poor People Have Been Eating Cereal For Dinner, Snack, Breakfast, Dessert, Dry, Stale...
6 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this stand‑up‑style monologue, the speaker reacts to a Kellogg CEO’s public remark that “poor people should eat cereal for dinner,” calling out the tone‑deafness of the comment. The speaker points out that Black, brown, and “8 Mile” (working‑class) communities have long relied on cheap cereal as a staple for meals and snacks. The rant then shifts to the steep rise in cereal and oatmeal prices—cereal now being “real high” and oatmeal jumping from about $1 per box to $6, especially for organic varieties—highlighting how these price hikes disproportionately affect low‑income households. The overall message is a frustrated, critical critique of corporate insensitivity and the growing food‑insecurity burden on marginalized groups.










