You know, what I put in a spreadsheet, which I thought would be interesting about talking about is when marketing can go wrong.

Because Taco Bell announced that they added quality meat to its creative roster.

And I remember McDonald's did this a while ago, too, where they're like, our chicken nuggets are made out of real meat now.

I'm like, well, what the heck were you giving me before if it was ever full meat?

To me, some could say, oh, this is a great form of marketing and maybe they'll see more sales.

I actually think this is going to hurt the business overall.

Now, for example, as I mentioned to Eric, I took my son William to Taco Bell a few weeks ago

because it was close

by some play date that we had to go and we were a little early. I won't take him to Taco Bell after

reading that. Yes, they added quality meats, but what was I giving to my kid before? And even though

he didn't eat meat and he had a cassidia, I just have a bad taste in my mouth for that fast food joint because of that. I mean, also, I don't go to Taco Bell for quality meats.

Correct.

How quality is it really going to be for $5?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, okay, that's when marketing could go wrong.

Let me talk about what marketing could go right.

So I have this water app called Oasis.

Actually, I just followed them on Twitter because I'm too, I'm too cheap to pay for

the app. I think it's like $5 a month. I'm like, I'm not going to pay for a water app. But they

scored a water. So this is a Whole Foods water that I'm holding up. It's real Italian water, right?

This has an 88 out of 100 niels. This glass water, so no microplastics, right? And, you know, wherever it's, it's bottled up, bottled in La Galvania, I think in Italy, right?

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