@Mike HernI bet you can go to your local grocery store and also find these types of deals like you can your favorite cereal.

If the tenants leave cereal boxes out and the house gets overrun with ants, it's still your responsibility as the landlord to have pest control in place to prevent or treat the problem.

@Jay HinrichsReminds me of the cereal companies creating the nutrition / food pyramid.Of course they are gonna have an opinionated pieceI agree in vacation / beach areas they are great but once you start getting into true residential neighborhoods I can see them being very problematic

I saw someone who says they put the milk in the cereal bowl before the cereal and says it tastes better.

Ever gone to buy cereal in the grocery store lately? 

If someone can't afford a box of cereal, we don't limit what all stores can charge everyone for that cereal.

but really don't take our advice from a cereal box  or me or BP  just call the state and talk to the people who regulate us and if we do it wrong who sue and fine us.. 

Top Ramin, spagettios, pasta, cereal, basically eat cheap, no deserts, no soda, alcohol, dinning out, etc... 

I start with "what do you think of those Dallas Cowboys" or "any new cereals on the market."         

There is no universal code of ethics, so it's subjective, but in my opinion, this is certainly unethical.It's no different than walking into a grocery store, buying a box of cereal for $4.99, getting to the counter, and having the cashier say, "Oh, the $4.99 doesn't include the packaging...the total price, with the box, is $7.99."