why is a logo change “woke” to people

if y’all seen a picture of the interior they even made it look soulless

99.9999% chance the guy in the logo was getting plantation residuals

didn’t even know this was a franchise I only know Cracker Barrel cheese

How the f*** are retrumplicans saying this new logo is woke?

It’s just the typical modern trend of companies turning their logos from unique to generic

In college, I worked at @CrackerBarrel in Tallahassee. I even gave my life to Christ in their parking lot.

this is 100% because the new logo is cheaper

and that is all that matters to these people

Never been to a Cracker Barrel before, they use to have on right on Michigan Ave, but never went. For the longest time I thought it was a furniture store, like West Elm or something. Was/is their food good?

Bring back Logos I hate this new design language of just plain text. People getting paid millions for this weak s***

I have been staunchly opposed to this restaurant's existence for the past 3 decades. If every one of them burned to the ground tonight I would laugh myself to sleep.

Worthless, terrible, obsolete restaurant. Not a single thing on their menu is fit for consumption.

Last time i went there like 15 years ago, someone in my family got a burger and when they bit into it they spit it out. Turns out they put f***ing bread & butter pickles on their burger. When we brought it up to the server thinking it was a mistake, this c*** said "it's not a mistake, we don't put dill pickles on burgers — bread & butter are the only kind of pickles we use here."

I won't be able to live peacefully until this happens to every one of their locations:

The chicken fried steak is amazing but f*** this packed little table little chair loud ass cramped place

Changed the logo but I still cant scoot my chair out to go to the bathroom without hitting 5 other tables behind and around me

Ayy to each his own I'm fond of the old design btw, it's nostalgic

The "man & barrel" graphic (especially that cropped version) isn't near the same kind of brand recognizability as the golden arches, Colonel Sanders, or the Starbucks mermaid, where it makes sense to get away with using no words

The brand recognizability for CB depends heavily on the combination of the graphic with the text

And there's so much unnecessary fine detail in the man and barrel alone. That's great for fine art and illustration, but not functional for modern logo design

If you want to portray an "old-timey" guy in a logo, the KFC app icon does it well. It's a simple face. They don't try to show Sanders' whole body standing next to a chicken

You know how bad the food has to be for folks to be bent out of shape over a new LOGO?!

Pray for this man’s gut

Objectively, that is a horrible new logo LMAO

It looks like everything wrong with modern branding

As someone who worked there once upon a time loads of people ate lunch / dinner especially the homestyle chicken on sundays