You were really … You were really rude at the beginning…good how you chilled out at the end when the guy showed himself to be authentic and believe in what he was talking about. Maybe you coulda been a little nicer ya know? The truth does not always require abrasive measures. I, too, am skeptical and whatnot but no need for abrasiveness.
they can charge … they can charge whatever price they want! If it’s too high and not enough people buy it, then they go out of business. If they don’t charge enough, then they won’t be able to produce enough to keep up with the sales, and again the business will fail. That’s how supply/demand works, you jackass, take an economics class before you call people and about things that you are ignorant of.
And, yes, it’s a … And, yes, it’s a business and these companies are looking to make money. But to denounce this with utter cynicism is blind yourself about the facts of nutrition.
And incidentally you can find some of these superfood powders for as little as 20 bucks. And if you dont see an improvement, well then you’re free to back to your old ways.
This is the biggest … This is the biggest bullshit call I’ve ever heard. You don’t want to believe in superfoods, that’s fine. But to sit there and give a guy an ultimatum that he has “less than a minute” to explain something while you stutter out a question for almost 5 minutes is worst than most spin-meister news shows.
And as far as prices run, they aren’t going to be as cheap as Mcdonald’s simply because there’s not as much production. You can’t cut corners in the same way you can with processed meat.
Why are their prices so high. Are they ripping people off?
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This interview was …
This interview was too “in your face”. Maybe next time, you can interview with a cooler head.
You were really …
You were really rude at the beginning…good how you chilled out at the end when the guy showed himself to be authentic and believe in what he was talking about. Maybe you coulda been a little nicer ya know? The truth does not always require abrasive measures. I, too, am skeptical and whatnot but no need for abrasiveness.
they can charge …
they can charge whatever price they want! If it’s too high and not enough people buy it, then they go out of business. If they don’t charge enough, then they won’t be able to produce enough to keep up with the sales, and again the business will fail. That’s how supply/demand works, you jackass, take an economics class before you call people and about things that you are ignorant of.
Wow you’re a dumb …
Wow you’re a dumb ass! If they can’t afford i, TOO BAD! then they’ll have to go get the cheaper one!
What kind of question is that? wow, you go by you’re budget.
If you can’t afford a Lamborghini, you go buy ur accord.
And, yes, it’s a …
And, yes, it’s a business and these companies are looking to make money. But to denounce this with utter cynicism is blind yourself about the facts of nutrition.
And incidentally you can find some of these superfood powders for as little as 20 bucks. And if you dont see an improvement, well then you’re free to back to your old ways.
This is the biggest …
This is the biggest bullshit call I’ve ever heard. You don’t want to believe in superfoods, that’s fine. But to sit there and give a guy an ultimatum that he has “less than a minute” to explain something while you stutter out a question for almost 5 minutes is worst than most spin-meister news shows.
And as far as prices run, they aren’t going to be as cheap as Mcdonald’s simply because there’s not as much production. You can’t cut corners in the same way you can with processed meat.
why not just blend …
why not just blend your own?
How about …
How about VITAMINERAL GREEN ?