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Ay yi yi-yi, I'm a Frito Bandito... the long-lost mascot for Fritos corn chips. He rode off into the sunset in the early 1970s.
Ad voiceover by the legendary Mason Adams, and the Bandito voiced by Mel Blanc himself which is why he sounds like Speedy Gonzales.
Gotta hand it to Frito-Lay, I think the coffin-shaped box is very clever and unique. I don't remember having seen that before. I wonder if that was a nightmare for the automated packaging machinery?
Brandon Ingram was severely electrocuted and nearly died while working at a Frito-Lay factory in Missouri. The company then denied him needed medical care. Brandon, his wife, and children have been stalked and secretly filmed by company agents for years.
The new revelations add to a troubling trend of abuse exposed by Frito-Lay workers on strike in Topeka, Kansas.
This shit is what's wrong with capitalism. This man, a veteran, worked 20 hr shifts, 80+ hr work weeks. His wife thought he was cheating. He got electrocuted due to faulty wiring, not user error. When he called in sick due to the pain of electrocution and two herniated discs in his vertebrae, his boss asked him if he was going to come in the following work day, THEN denied him a chair for desk work and said you're 'either 100% or can't work'. He lost his insurance due to not being able to work, but still had to prove he was disabled for long term disability. He had to pay for everything OUT OF POCKET, sadly, taking even from his children just to pay for his bills. Frito-Lay/Pepsi Co. hired private investigators to follow his family just to prove he was wrong in the lawsuit he brought against them (funny they have the $$ for that but not worker injuries or wages).
Inb4 all the libertarians say "Oh, see? We need to deregulate to--" Deregulate to do what? More faulty wiring? Less OSHA standards? Shit like this happens with government regulations in place. What, you think that if you get rid of "them regs" that suddenly this shit will stop? Prove to me that this shit isn't built on cruelty and suffering of the workers. Why go after his family if not to show the workers that there's a hierarchy in place, and to toe the line and not upset the Masters?
let’s settle this one andce for all
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Designer Debra L. Mars Offers HBCU Santas and Black Nutcrackers for the Holidays
Designer Debra L. Mars Offers HBCU Santas and Black Nutcrackers for the Holidays
Designer and long-time Black Santa collector Debra L. Mars has added her own contribution to the canon by partnering with several HBCUs to offer Black Santas this holiday season. The Inglewood, CA resident and entrepreneur has created Black Santas repping Howard University, Morehouse College, Grambling and FAMU, in addition to offering Black nutcrackers, Santa-themed bracelets and other holiday…
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Workers at the Frito-Lay factory in Topeka, Kansas, held their ground and won a favorable union contract after a solid three-week walkout
By Scott Scheffer
Frito-Lay’s practice of Amazon-style hyper exploitation shows their difficulty maintaining a workforce is self-inflicted. Union steward McCarter told the Topeka Capital-Journal, “The problem is they hire (new people) and then work them 12 hours a day, seven days a week, and after about a week of that, they go, ‘Oh no’ and don’t show up.”
Hundreds of workers at the Frito-Lay plant in Topeka, Kansas are striking for the first time.
