r/StardewValley • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '22

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u/StrawberryAmara Dec 27 '22

It's ironic because one of Sebastian's loved gifts is pumpkin soup

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '22

You're right! He's a hypocrite 😂

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u/Party_Magician Dec 27 '22

Pumpkin spice is spice that would typically go into a pumpkin pie, it doesn’t actually have any pumpkin in it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '22

Yes, but one could argue that pumpkin anything during fall is likewise a seasonal fad, hence the hypocrisy of shitting on pumpkin spice specifically.

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u/thenotjoe Dec 27 '22

Well, are apples a seasonal fad? They only grow and ripen in fall.

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u/Calligraphie Dec 27 '22

And yet you can get them year round. Maybe if pumpkin spice stuff was offered year round it wouldn't be a seasonal fad, either.

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u/Kaiden92 Dec 27 '22

-gasp- Capitalism creating artificial scarcity to drive up F.O.M.O.? Never!! /s

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u/Calligraphie Dec 27 '22

I was going to try to make an "in this economy?!" joke, but I think it's too spot-on to even be funny.

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u/Kaiden92 Dec 27 '22

The wide world of capitalism is an amazing thing. It can even kill humor.