And the Hello and welcome to Friday's corporate casket.

My name is Blair and today we're going to be talking about bang energy drinks.

So I wanted to take a look at them because I have a confession here. Now energy drinks are kind of my lifeblood and I know

they're not the healthiest thing in the world to drink but I work probably way too many hours in a day and don't get enough sleep so I feel like I constantly need

energy drinks to keep me up because coffee just doesn't really do it anymore.

But I know that the industry surrounding energy drinks isn't exactly the healthiest, safest, whatever,

there's a lot of deaths associated injuries, all sorts of things, but there's a particular company

I wanted to zoom in on today and that's bang.

Now they've never personally appealed to me.

I can't tell you why maybe it's because there's too many milligrams of caffeine in there for me.

It's like 300 a can't that's insane for me.

Like I need energy but not that much you know what I mean but bang has always just

kind of rubbed me the wrong way and I couldn't really figure out why so I figured

maybe it's time to take a little bit of an introspective look at the energy

drink process and start by looking at a company that just something just doesn't

seem quite right to me so I wanted to check it out because if there's an energy

drink that's partaking in some kind of shady

business I obviously want to know about it and I feel like you might want to know

about it too so today we're going to start with bang energy Let's get into it. As per usual, we're going to start with Bang's history. Now, bang isn't technically

the owner of Bang Energy Drinks. They are actually owned by a parent company called

Vital Pharmaceuticals. And that already kind of rubs me the wrong way because how can you be a

pharmaceutical company but own energy drinks which are pretty blatantly not the best for people to consume.

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