Many made memes wondering how Weiss could have so severely burnt her pie and poked fun at her for blaming Marie Callender for the error. In the ensuing thread, a Marie Callender spokesperson apologized for the burnt pie, but nearly all commenters began mocking Weiss for massively overbaking her pie. The post has been deleted, but screenshots circulated on the internet shortly after she made the post. It is unclear how Weiss ended up with such a pie, but the directions for the pie state it is supposed to be in the oven at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 70-80 minutes. "Thanks Marie Calendar for ruining thanksgiving dessert," she wrote, implying it was the company's fault the dessert was so burnt (shown below). On November 25th, 2021, Facebook user Sharon Weiss posted a photo of a pie she apparently purchased from food company Marie Callender but had burnt to a crisp. The post inspired a flurry of memes at the woman's expense, as well as a Facebook group dedicated to posting memes in mockery of the pie. She posted the photo on Marie Callender's Facebook page, ostensibly to complain that it was their fault her pie was overbaked. Sharon's Burnt Marie Callender Pie refers to memes about a woman who posted a photo of a pumpkin pie she had purchased from Marie Callender and subsequently overbaked to the point that the pie was black. The post Weber Stock Looks Overcooked After Apparent Short Squeeze appeared first on InvestorPlace.Marie callender, sharon, facebook, thanksgiving, pie, marie calendar, thanks marie calendar, pumpkin pie About It doesn’t matter if you have $500 or $5 million. The Best $1 Investment You Can Make TodayĮarly Bitcoin Millionaire Reveals His Next Big Crypto Trade “On Air” More From InvestorPlaceīuy This $5 Stock BEFORE This Apple Project Goes Live Louis Navellier, who has been called “one of the most important money managers of our time,” has broken the silence in this shocking “tell all” video… exposing one of the most shocking events in our country’s history… and the one move every American needs to make today. On the date of publication, neither Louis Navellier nor the InvestorPlace Research Staff member primarily responsible for this article held (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. When it comes to Weber, prospective investors can conduct their due diligence on the company but then choose to stay out of the trade altogether. First of all, to play splitscreen co-op in Overcooked 2, you need to make sure that each player is active, which you can see by them being in the food truck at the main menu. It’s more sensible to learn about a company’s fundamentals and then make an informed decision. Hopefully, they won’t lose too much money before they learn a valuable lesson about trading volatile meme stocks. Some amateur traders might buy the stock anyway, and that’s unfortunate. What You Can Do NowĪs an investment, WEBR stock isn’t justifiable because Weber isn’t succeeding as a business. CEO Alan Matula can boast that Weber is “the #1 brand and the global category leader in outdoor cooking,” but if you invest in the company now, you’re only likely to get burned.
Furthermore, the company is cutting its workforce.ĭividend suspensions and workforce reductions aren’t typically signs of a thriving business. In case that’s not enough to scare you away, Weber expressed plans to suspend its quarterly cash dividend. This net loss translates to 41 cents per share, which is much worse than the net loss of 7 cents per share that analysts had anticipated.Īlso, Weber’s revenue declined from $668.9 million in the year-earlier quarter, to $527.9 million in Q2 2022. Weber swung from a $17.8 million net profit in the year-earlier quarter, to a $7.5 million net earnings loss in 2022’s second quarter. The heading of this section pretty much says it all. Story continues Weber Swung to a Net Loss and Suspended Its Dividend
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