When I was a kid I loved to eat Cracker Jack, the molasses coated popcorn and peanut treat with the cheap little prize inside (Sidenote: CJ is considered America's first junk food first sold in 1893 by a German immigrant)...It was a big deal to get my hands on a box of Cracker Jack with Sailor Jack and his dog Bingo on the little box...I couldn't wait to eat all the popcorn and peanuts to get to the little prize inside the box.
Well, one day I ate a box of Cracker Jack and lo and behold there was no prize inside!!!.... I couldn't believe it, this had never happened before. I took the situation to the all-knowing Goddess of problems, my Mother, and asked her, "What should I do?"...Her response was, "If it bothers you then you should write the Borden Co. and tell them."
Well, I had a little time on my hands at 8 years old, so I did, with my mother's help.
About a month later I received several cases of Cracker Jack from the Borden Co. with a letter of apology from someone within the company. It was a matter of great concern to him that I was satisfied with their product. He stated the simple fact that because I took the time to write to them was enough for him to know I was a loyal Cracker Jack consumer and here was my year supply of Cracker Jack (actually lasted about 6 months after I shared with the neighborhood kids and my sisters).
I still eat Cracker Jack to this day and the memories of a 6.5 oz glass bottle of Coke and CJ have never faded.