It is more likely that I do not believe a word uttered or written by TAUG's corrupt paid consultant. Mary Jo chewing gum is a great idea, but as a consumer product it is about 2-3 years away, and TAUG is ill equipped to manage or market such a product. I draw your attention to the lip goop.
It is and was a good product, but it was not TAUG that dropped the ball. A better example is Serendipity Ice Cream, his good friend. If TAUG were to come out with a product I think the distribution would be more in line with that launch and using our very good friends massive grocery/pharmacy supply distribution.
Why would you think chewing gum is 2-3 years away, what experience do you have getting a product in national convenience stores, grocery chains or pharmacy's.
Can you name one product that you launched that you were able to put on the shelves of major retailers? If you have such relationships that are better than mine say, you might be of great value to TAUG.
Don't be shy, tell us the products that you have on the shelves of major stores. How do you know that TAUG is ill-equipped to manage a product. Do you know inside info as to what infrastructure TAUG would put in place if they were to launch products.
