
The Week of February 17, 2023 Marketing and Business News: Super Bowl Ads Takeaway
Ryan Alford, Christina Yasi and Nick Weaver break down Super Bowl LVII ads, Instagram killing live shopping, TikTok's paywall and Coke's new flavor.
- The Farmer's Dog was the team's pick for best Super Bowl LVII ad because it used simple, nostalgic storytelling tied directly to a reason to buy, not celebrity borrowed interest.
- Most 2023 Super Bowl spots leaned on cramming celebrities into familiar ad structures, which made them feel safe and forgettable — take a known formula and execute it better instead of stacking star power.
- Super Bowl LVII carried 51 ads from 46 different advertisers, an 8% ad increase over 2022, at roughly $7 million per 30-second spot.
- Household viewership grew from about 36 million households in 2022 to 37 million in 2023, making the game one of the few remaining mass-reach (not frequency) buys.
- Because viewers are on second screens during the game, Ryan would pair a Super Bowl buy with heavy social media activation to catch distracted attention.
- Instagram is shutting down live shopping in March 2023 to focus on ads; the hosts believe live commerce will continue through plain live video rather than baked-in app features.
- TikTok is reportedly developing a creator paywall and testing a revamped creator fund — the risk is regular content becoming an ad for paid content, which audiences resent.
- Paid creator content converts when the buyer knows exactly what they get, like a six-week health challenge or food plan; vague offers read as scammy.
as a whole and ad guy, I just felt the ads were safe and boring
The farmer's dog, they, they had, it was storytelling at its best.
if I, if I cram enough celebrities into the spot, can we make it interesting?
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Did you enjoy the Super Bowl? Did it end the way you wanted it to? I was not a happy ending. A big eagles fan. At least the game. I was not an eagles fan, but I did lose $50 bet. You never bet against Patrick Mahomes, when the teams were fairly even, which they clearly were. It was a good game. It was a good game. You know, it didn't like the penalty at the end. I know. I know. So much feels kind of icky. It probably was a penalty, but it was close enough. How about the holding? It was close enough that it's like, I'm not saying just let them play, but it's like, God, I like to let them play. Right. I don't know. It was a little bit of a, and I didn't,
I think I'd have felt that way. Even if it was the, yeah, it was the way around. It's like, sorry. It wasn't so egregious. Yeah. What do you do? I thought it was a great game. Enjoyable. You know, we're going to talk about the Super Bowl commercials, but as a whole and ad guy, I just felt the ads were safe and boring. Yeah, it all felt very underwhelming. Like how many celebrities, I mean, you know, I hear him you preach all the time, part of the playbook for me is borrowed interest. But man, it was just like, if I, if I cram enough celebrities into the spot, can we make it interesting? Right. Yeah, that's what it felt like with the limited story, the writing, just, yeah.
There's a few standouts, obviously. The, was it the Pepsi commercial with Ben Stiller about acting? I said that was one that I didn't mind with the celebrities, but again, everything was just like I said before we started, the blue moon commercial is my favorite. Yeah, it was good. And yeah, the dog, the dog was my favorite. I mean, I guess we can go straight at it. The dog food commercial. Here's the thing. The farmer's dog, they, they had, it was storytelling at its best. Look, let's not care herself. Babies and animals crush it in most eating spots, unless it's just stupid. But they told a story that was so true and so relevant to dog lovers. Yeah. You know, the history of the dog and the reality of every dog owner
wants their dog to live as long as possible. Yeah. And there's only so many variables that you control in making that happen. And so a new, I think they're newer, you know, a dog food company, farmer's dog, develops a story of the life of the dog and how important it isn't thinking about through that and how to, you know, feed your dog great food and a different option. You can make your dog with them. Yeah. It's highly effective. I will be shocked if their sales don't go through the roof because it told a story of why to buy, what to buy in a very clever way. And just great storytelling and great cinematography slash just shooting and it was clear. But it wasn't, it was nostalgic without being sad
because sometimes dog commercials get a little too kind of sticky, gooey sad. Yeah. Soundtrack, good, good, perfect. It was very well. Yeah. I haven't looked up the agency, but Bravo. Very good. They were the winner of the night. Then I did like being affected, you know, in the draft for a dunk. He's known as I think being one of their biggest fans. Yeah. He's kind of there. Yeah. You know, it was just kind of funny. You know, he's not afraid to make a little, especially coming off the cramies for so annoyed to be there clearly. Maybe drawing kind of. Right. Who knows. I would say this. I feel bad for banning away. It's hard to say that because you know, multi-millionaire has been very successful, married to a beautiful successful,
you know, crazy business woman, Jennifer Lopez. Yeah. But yet, you know, he's had struggles with alcohol. And it would really suck, I think, because look, I enjoy libations, libations myself, libations, whatever they're called. And, you know, I've probably had moments in my life, or maybe it was a little too much to, you know, but. Sure. But keeping it under control, but not just not being able to just ever drink socially or whatever, because you have that taking time off inside you. That would just suck. Yeah. You know. And I completely agree with you. It would just make certain things. I would be bored at last too. Less bearable. Yeah. And like, right. Yeah. So, uh, because I mean, Jennifer's great. But let's be honest, you know, someone,
whether they're a guy or a girl that's that hard driving, you know, can be a lot to handle. Oh, I'm sure. I mean, you know, but that's not even sexist. It's like, no, that's anybody. Anybody that's just that driven and doing things and like. It's a point like their personal life was not the priority. Yeah. You know, so I imagine figuring out whatever that balance looks like would come with its own learning curve. Yeah. So, uh, anyway, but I did enjoy that. And then she pulled her pulling up to the other. It was funny. I don't know. It was simple. Yeah. And it was. It did use the celebrities, but I liked it. But it felt more relatable. And then breaking good with the breaking bad guys,
the popping popping corners, pop corners, whatever. I will definitely try pop quarters now. Right. Probably just because the weariness. It sounds kind of good anyway. Yeah. Yeah. But definitely with the weariness. And so, but all in all. Did you have a most disappointing commercial? I just thought there were so many bad moments at the board. Sure. I really, I'll be honest like I ended up watching back most of them. And some, you know, what I remembered what I was seeing on this stopwatch. Like I turned it off. I didn't want like to some of the overcooked stuff that just like jam celebrities in the square space thing with what with the. Well, in the the clueless one. Yeah. With whatever her name is. Yeah. Clueless I thought was awful.
It's interesting. I know there are a lot of conversations in like the comedy world about how hard it is to write full length specials because everything's been done before. And we understand joke structure in a new way. And so not only are you trying to write content, you're also trying to write structure. And it feels like this super bowl like all of the advertisements were the same way where we're so accustomed to what the structure of a good commercial is. But now it's old. And so now you're trying to fill content on top of structure. And this time, all of it fell flat. Yeah. But farmers dogs stuck to a fairly simple formula, but shot and adapted very well. So it can be done. Right.
Well, take what you know and make it better. You know, don't you don't have to change everything in order for it to be successful. Yeah. So they got lazy and just jammed, you know, celebrities in there and and you know, so we'll see how it. I want to see the sales like data attached to all of this. Like a few months. I know we had some numbers. What? 51 ads. Yeah. 46 different advertisers. 8% ad increase from 22 and then it was up. Your ship was up. So like we're putting something million people watch. It does break down for the awareness that you get to actually not be a terrible deal. So like the region for the well, more the reach than the frequency because a lot of them
are just run once, but if it is one of the greatest kind of spectacle for getting the most reach at one time for a mass product, if you show something mass. So there's no denying that. But people are so distracted down and I know we have some of the app data like app and you're looking at your other phone, like I would have been leveraging the social media platforms on the heads there because you know, people were just like kind of paying attention looking up looking on multi screen, totally 7 million per 30 seconds spot. Would you get if you break it down by like how much a bag of pop corners might cost and how many people might buy it and how do you watch right?
It makes a lot of sense. And they were like last year, 36 million households. So not people, but like televisions, right? Exactly. Had the game on and this year, 37 million households, which again, you have no idea what people, like how many people were in those places, but that's a shit ton of people. Yeah. So we're going to, we're going to, you know, unofficially announced farmer's dog as the ratty award winner. Yeah. There you go. One of those. I know they're really going to be pretty sure we're going to send them an award, not really. We're just going to maybe put it on social media, delta eight dog treats, the raties, you know, we'll create something fun. There you go. Social posts won't be nick.
Oh, yeah. The, uh, it's a little bit of news this week. Yes. We did have some first class woman. I mean, I know, you know, we have first class woman in the studio so often that you know, it's like you just, I'm just used to be around me blush, but yes, bad ass woman, first class woman, whatever they are, they're amazing entrepreneurs in their own right, Heidi Montag, Tracy Dues, Heidi Cortes, we didn't want to leave out to me. Heidi, Christina Ferrari and Raquel painting the number two fighter in the world at UFC. So they're all on our board here if you're watching the episode and you've seen our wall star studded wall, it's growing. And, uh, yes, we did a best of. We've had all these amazing first class woman on the show last 12 to 18 months.
And so when to aggregate again, bringing you some of the best of these additions, uh, there's just so much knowledge that gets told, I think it, uh, it doesn't do justice to the guests or to the, I think the value that we provide, like ways that we can repurpose some of these things to raise it back to the forefront. So so they're just repeating a full episode. Let's plot some of the nuggets that really people can get from this, whether you're a woman man, doesn't matter because these women gave some amazing advice. And what they're doing, how they're getting ahead and multiple ways to leverage all the best of business and social media. So again, check that out. That was this week. At least on Tuesday, everywhere you listen or watch YouTube, go watch the short edition
or Instagram. We've got the short form video with a 10 minute edition. And then you can watch the full episode on YouTube as well. The next week pumped about this. This was fun. So, uh, Chip Layton, uh, the Layton show, you may or may not have heard of him. He's got about a half a million followers on between Instagram and TikTok. I think I've got 400,000 followers. Very funny, uh, very like straight humor, like, he started it is, uh, excuse me. He started on TikTok, actually, about two or three years ago, and he did these jokes about funny things that his teenagers and his wife says to him, they're just kind of like ironic when you hear them like, it's funny. They're great. They're great.
It's a nice fun episode. It's fun. We talked about, you know, his growth. And he's, you know, he's just almost like the dead pan guy, like, you know, I kind of downplaying everything, but he's hilarious. And, uh, you definitely want joy kind of learning his story and just the power of social media. How someone's so true, you know, from freaking Maine, who's, he's actually in marketing, uh, marketing executive and just living a normal life and his daughter and him tried to come out with like this idea of TikTok and they come viral and they went viral and he's blown up there and now he's going more and more on Instagram. So you enjoy that story and my inspire you to, uh, create content and you never know
it can go viral on social media, so check that out next week on Tuesday on all your favorite channels. I will say I enjoyed Super Bowl a little bit more because I did take a VK while I was toward the end toward the end. Just tell me. Just a mellow like chill out the nerves. I'm a big fan of those little things. And I could see, I don't think that I'm like addicted to them, but I definitely look forward to take it. Uh, it was a big, it was a big hit at our Super Bowl party. Oh, yeah. A little weekend. Nice. And, um, you know, now everybody's like, Ryan, did you bring in some VK? Oh, yeah. That's like a green one. I'm like, I got you.
So, uh, you know, the party had fun. Let's just say that. Yeah. Uh, the, uh, they're, I think the people get, they get so surprised because you, you eat it and it takes a while to digest. Yeah. He's like 30 minutes for me. And then it's like kicks in. Yeah. And so it's very cool and very good way to relax and, hey, set a pound on a much outlaw, take a VK and, uh, you know, safer, more enjoyable and, uh, probably better for you than long term. Right. I, I definitely, as I've mentioned, have been such a snob to this kind of thing. I like knowing that I can trust this product and it's their party lab tested. I'm not going to be laced with anything, uh, and I just continue to, I first, I was
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like to wish you a happy random acts of kindness day on this February 17th. Still waiting on that. Yeah. I mean, I haven't been, I haven't been random. Purpose black. All been intentional. Okay. Preplanned. All right. Preplanned. I'll call your boyfriend and ask him. Let's go on. This weekend, he's got none of the Miranda. It's all very planned. So many reservations. Are they getting anything good? I can't see it. Okay. But no, we're having, he's not our big gifts person. And I like, I love giving gifts and whatnot. But so we've got, you know, some, it's like a two weekend celebration. We've got dinner this weekend and friends coming to town next weekend. So it'll be good. I think you'll enjoy the what's not. Yeah. February
18th National Battery Day. Listen. Mark your calendars. I tell you what, there's nothing worse than needing a battery that you run out of. It's so true. You know, it's so true. There's so many things going on batteries these days. But it for real, I've kids at home. And, you know, Nash, sweet Nash, he'll be ready to like to, you know, play with like a toy that he's like been dying to play with. And he's like, you know, when he's opening something that's like, we have any batteries. I'm like, oh, we have those like some random C squared batteries. And Nicole got me the battery, the battery thing. There's like a scene on TV. Yes. I don't load it up yet, though. I need to do that. I can charge it for you. And you
could put it on the side of the handle until you see this, get it holds every type of light battery. So you know what you have in stock and what you don't say that the jammed in the drawer like we have now. Everyone has that battery. It's so humbling. Like when I lived alone, for the way I was living in my part by myself, that was like one of the first things that I was like, shit, I have no battery. Yeah. So no, I have a time. Yeah. So they're starting to last longer. And, uh, hey, they're powering cars these days, right? That is true. That is true. The 20th world day of social justice. Hashtag social justice day. Yeah. I mean, wow. I want to make fun of that because like,
it's like, yeah, that's really make fun of. It's a lot of, uh, non-injustice, a lot of injustices happening. I think we can leave that out. I like this one better. I know. I think it should just be all the time, right? You know, one with it. We just say that every day should be social justice day. I heard. Uh, and then, but I like this one better, especially talking about a farmer's dog. Love your pet day. Love your pet day, which also should be every day. Yeah. I mean, you know, don't beat them today. You got to love them. I'll have a little post going out about Marshall. Yes. Oh, I'm sure you do. Love your pet day, February 20th. And the president's day, bank holiday. Yeah. So if you're not celebrating,
just know you checks won't go through. Yeah, exactly. Learn that hard. The, uh, yeah, president's day. Great. Yeah. My brother gets a long weekend. So I get to see him. I know. Yeah. The kids are out of school. So it's the cool. There you go. So long weekend. Not a bad thing. Cheers. There you have it. On to some social media news. This is a great one. Again, Instagram, just always, always cropping up. Instagram is killing live shopping, starting next month, and we'll focus on ads instead. Yeah. They do. It's so funny. But we're going live shopping, so we can focus on ads. Yeah. It's funny. We want to serve you more content. We want you to keep buying things. You just can't do it here. Yeah. This thing is so many mixed news articles on
on live streaming and live shopping. Yeah. Like it hasn't taken off as much as it has in Asia, clearly. But I still think there's a place for it potentially through just going live. Right. And not necessarily having to have the feature baked into the app. So I think you're still going to see usages of or usage of live shopping. Commerce. Yeah. Decomers. But Tic Tac did the same Tic Tac. My Tic Tac. Tic Tac toe. You Tic Tac did the same thing. They've all been scaling back on the actual integration within the app. But we'll see. I think for the right brands and the right companies, there's still an opportunity there. But you know, I think Instagram has enough stuff jammed in it that, you know, we can all. My question is, will this stay like in practice
once scheduling software allows you the opportunity to like add the tap to shock. So I feel like it's just kind of a pain in the ass to even deal with that, especially with bigger companies. So I wonder if once that is made, once that is simplified, if this will come back. Yeah. Maybe it's just my, my two cents. I don't know. Like it's all about removing friction, right? How do you make it as easy as possible when you're posting content, it's gets a content using social media to link to the products and do things, right? And for consumers to buy quickly, right? The Amazon effect. Two clicks and you're done or one, you hit it in two days. Yeah. I know. Sometimes. That's kind of annoying. It's getting a little bit back to normal. Yeah. But like, didn't we pay for
prime to get two day shipping? I've never had issues with it. But I don't feel like I order anything that's in high demand. Yeah. My watch took a minute. So I will say that. Yeah. I don't know. It must be everything. We order what's random stuff for the podcast and they're like. Right. The electronics probably takes longer. That wouldn't surprise me. Yeah. It always seems like you order something. It just doesn't get there on time. Not the way it used to. Right. It used to be two days, you click two days, it's going to be here. Yeah. And now it's like, yeah, sorry, you're you're you're you're not like it's stuff in 24 hours. It's like, well, you know what we pay for prime for
because I don't watch any of the other bullshit that supposedly comes with prime or all the extra bonus that like, you know, sure. I hear that. Because they throw in a bunch of stuff that's supposed to come with it. But it really was about getting the pie motor and the shipping in two days. Yeah. Everything. Well, it hasn't been everything for a while. I feel like it'll get better, though. I feel like it has to. Nope. We'll see. Memberships change that name from prime to something. Right. Not prime. I don't know. Amazon primitive. Slow. I don't know. Got some Google news. Yes. So I spend when Google makes the news. Google is rolling out a new feature to make in app browsers better on androids. Yes. Do we think androids will ever be iPhones?
No, but they had a chance with droid and they fucked it up. But it's a whole another story. We've talked about that before. The but the reality is the UI is just somewhat cleaner on Apple. Yeah. And the integrations are better. I will say that I run into this issue where, you know, when you're using an app and you know, there's like something that you have to click on to go to the browser. This is kind of an issue where it doesn't have the same things as you're just regular mobile browser like your passwords and different stuff. Like if you try them to. Sure. Like sometimes when you're in an app, it's like go to PayPal and directly or something is like your password's not linked. I hear you. Yeah. There is some walkiness there. So it's good that
they're improving it. I imagine it's the same one Android because this is where the articles referring to that as it is on iPhone because it's the same. But yeah. I mean, but do you use the Safari browser on your iPhone or do you use Chrome on your iPhone? I use Safari. Yeah. But what I use the most is my I have the Google app. I don't have Chrome, but I have like just the Google search engine. And that's probably my most used search. That in Pinterest. Nick, do you use this base Safari? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Do you use Chrome on your iPhone? Yes. I do. Okay. Yeah. Did you change the base app to Chrome? Like the what it opens to? Yeah. See. Yeah. That's the ones are tricky. I gotta do that. Yep.
This Safari gets so. It's Safari gets a little weird. Like it's okay. It's as far as definitely the second best that I find Chrome just works better with certain like web pages and so like that. So much easier with work to like anything. I it's like I feel like I use Chrome for all of my business stuff and then Safari for all my personal stuff. Yeah. It's easier to keep it all the same. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Exactly. TikTok back at it again is reportedly developing a paywall feature and testing a revamped creator fund. This is very, very interesting with how they're trying to get their creatives paid. The paywall video feature will allow creators to change users to charge users for exclusive content. This is the only fans that that was my first that was my first thought because I have
the mind of a 14 year old boy. But I also think it's like you can do this on Instagram too and I know a lot of like fitness instructors will come up with workout plans or different like groups and you pay to be part of the workout group or whatever it may be. So that's kind of what I feel like this is stemming from. But you absolutely know there's going to be some kind of like only fan element. Also, you can't really control what other people get off on. So you might know, it might not be your intention. But somebody out there is making the most of it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I get their money's worth. Right. Yeah. Something like that. Yeah. I first thought of it how you meant like getting off the app but like no, you meant you really
getting off. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I meant. It could be both. I mean, you know, like you do you. Yeah. Which is what you would be doing. And I'm going to stop talking. But anyway. Yeah. Look, you're going to see more and more of this stuff. I just, you know, just think, depending on what's your content in this, I guess if you've got your contents value and up to get paid for it. And some people do have, and I don't know my beyond the solutions stuff. Yeah. Right. Right. We're trying to get out of the gutter for a minute on this episode. The, uh, sorry. But I'm trying to, like what is content like you personally? Yeah. Besides the only fan stuff, what would you pay for personally? The, that, like on TikTok?
Is there a creator that you follow that you would pay to watch? Yeah. I follow some, um, health and wellness type people who I would absolutely, like if they were, you know, doctors in Greenville, I would pay to go see them. So if they had exclusive content, they were releasing for like, you know, either a six week challenge or some kind of food plan. I mean, that would be interesting to me. And even with, with comedy, if there was a comedian that I had a lot of respect for, and they released some kind of webinar, I could be convinced to, if I knew I was going to get something out of it, if I knew I was like, either my work was going to be seen, um, when
you get into that kind of scammy, like what exactly am I paying for? That's where I struggle with. Yeah. Yeah. And that's good feedback. I, you know, I think I have to still have enough time, like when I'm, especially on some of these platforms, I'm like thinking like in the moment, if I would stop and pay for it, but there's probably something that I would, yeah, like an exercise or like, right, right. It's all personal interest. It's just, it's, it'd be interesting how this takes off and how, you know, how splintered these experiences get, some scam in my content. And it's like, well, you watch this video, like you got to pay, or it's like, let me go to the pay wall and go to my favorite person or whatever.
Well, I wonder how it works for creatives if, like with the creation of content, how, how you organize that as the creative, like who gets the best work, how personalized is it? Are you then doubling the amount of content you have to make? Yeah, or you don't want the regular content just to be an ad to get you to over to the pay wall content. Right. Right. So I'm lots of TikTok and it's just like, yeah, you know, like it's about this, but you know, you're gonna learn more about it. Right. Because we all hate feeling like we're being sold to. Yeah. But I'm also a firm believer in their words, you know, like I, I refuse to do. As of this year, I'm so tired of
being offered like work for exposure and for experience. And I'm like, no, I'm, I know I'm good at what I do. Yeah, you're gonna have to expose you. You're gonna have to pay me for what I'm doing. So I think it's interesting. We'll see what happens with it. Came full circle there. Yeah. Always. Yeah. It's doesn't it all. Speaking of full circle, back to the OG. The OG. Yes. Our official merchandise sponsor branded bills, all our hats, hoodies, and beanies are from braided bills. And my most comfortable hoodie is definitely from the hood. Oh, the hoodies are the best. Been wearing that thing. Been a little chilly around here. It's getting warmer now quickly though. It's so nice. But official merch sponsor, go to branded bills.com. You can use Radcast 20. You get 20% off your entire order.
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like, they have no chill when it comes to flavors. They're just like, how weird can we make this? It's funny. It's a mood. Yeah. They're marketing a mood as a flavor. I'm kind of interested. I'm kind of like, I'm definitely going to try it. I tried to move the other thing. I didn't really like that one. It was a little 2D4D for me or something. I didn't have the bite that Yeah. I needed a little bit more of that caramel flavor. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, but that Coke Zero goodness. Oh, man. That Coke Zero cherry. Pretty good. Track cocaine. It's so good. I got a funny story. It's kind of related to this. So I take the boys are my two oldest Hudson and Clayton. We've been doing a hot cake
Friday's which is going to be Donald's before school. We've done it for literally their entire lives. I love it so much. And the McDonald's we go to, we sit at it and we order online. They bring it to our table. I know who we are. Like we're celebrities at this place. They go all the way there you go. But anyway, we sit in there and it's related to Coke. I'm going to bring this full circle. So it's funny because they have to drive through most of their breakfast people ever come into the driver. And they have these buzzers and beeps that go off that obviously are like when time has been hanging too long and everything. So it's like beep beep. It sounds like the hospital. And so our kind of running joke is when these
beeps go from like Defcom 1 to Defcom 5 like whatever. We pretend that it's acts that we're at a hospital and we talk about how I need fries over here quickly. Fast, fast. He's going down. Bring me the coke. He needs. So, you know, that they're feeding the patients, you know, donalds, but to save them. Because the beeps sound like it's a hospital. That's a fun commercial. There's when the big start picking up McDonald's, they do throughout our breakfast. It's always like that's a virgin. Yeah. Get your pack. It's hurry. We're losing them. And so if you come back. Yeah. You know, he needs. He needs seven CCCs to go coke right now. No, die coke. He's on. He's diabetic.
Anyway, it's fun. Good. It'd be fine if it was filmed, I think. So, uh, great content. I know. I think maybe McDonald's will sponsor hotcake Friday if you're listening to McDonald's. There you go. We've been serving you up for a long time. And then we've already, we've created, we create campaigns over there. He didn't have to advertise, but it's like, you know, it's I'm loving it. It's on the wall. And so we came up with an alter ego voice that just won everything is tasty. Just one word, everything's good. And I'll say, you know, like, how's that? We have the meats. How is that? How those hotcakes, my son will go and he has doesn't have the male, the male voice. He's six great, but he tasted it. It's tasty. So, uh,
yeah, single word campaign. That's the latest stuff. There you have it. Anyway, I do love the coke flavor stuff. It's fun. It makes you different. It makes you want to try it. You want you want to do it? I like to move. I like the experimentation. Well, they're not as magical like they say, right? We'll see. But it's fun. To each the round. To each the round. So there you have it. In final words, nope, not this week. It's coming, coming down in this, this short, we have 28 days in February. We're in the 17 11 more days. Spring is going to be here soon. And the spring is sprung here. That's right. Like six. Trying to. Yeah. Trying to. Got him ready. We'll see it here in South Kalkalaki, also known as South Carolina.
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