[SmG Hawk]

This picture is from when Stinger and I went to China.
Stinger bought the cookies expecting them to look like they did on the packet but in reality they didn't. I'm surprised they didn't give you aids with it dude.

[SmG Stinger]

I suppose I should be grateful that there were at least chocolate chips on them... oh wait

[SmG Phoenix]

I like how one of the words is a character for 'odd/weird'.

[Beasty]

Hahaha, why would you buy food in china lol.

[SmG Hawk]

We were there for 3 weeks dude, we would have had to sooner rather than later, ya' know if we didn't want to starve.

[SmG Phoenix]

How much did they cost?

[SmG Stinger]

This is over a year ago mate, Im assuming it cost about 2 bucks, but no idea

[SmG Blade]

China is a Communist Country...

Equal amount for everyone... One Chocolate Chip in one cookie #equalityatmost...

[SmG Phoenix]

^Hope that's a joke, otherwise you're retarded.
Chocolate actually costs money to buy. So if it was only 2 dollars, RIP.

[Beasty]

China is a Communist Country...

Equal amount for everyone... One Chocolate Chip in one cookie #equalityatmost...

That doesn't have much to do with it. The real reason is that china serves the global economy by being a manufacturing and product producing powerhouse, and so to secure that position they have extremly lax labor laws to incentivise international corporations outsourcing to china. What this means is that it's incredibly risky to start buisinesses in countries like America, but the opposite is true for china. In fact, it's so easy, a buisiness owner in china can start up their company with the intention of providing subpar products and STILL walk away with a huge profit, and that's because labor is so cheap there's little upstart cost in hiring employees.

So when it's that easy to pull that shit and you have a country with a billion people, their markets become oversaturated with cheap subpar products like stingers cookies.

The whole china is communist thing is more of a meme. Economicly it's as capitalist as any other country. It's just got a more authoritarian government, which has little to do with it's economic systems.