Honest post.
It would be foolish to deny each talking point you mention, as has been seen this past calendar year. Plain and simple, regardless of management or lack thereof, the success of this company now relies on what many other products do: the endorsement, the marketing strategy, or the possible accidental viral trend. Period. No mention of history of execs or anything of the sort will carry this business or product forward. The product has been muted in socal, sitting invisible on the shelf next to similar colors and flavors. Its disgusting to watch this company make otc errors but talk a big talk like they're actually successful on product sales. Selling a pallet and being prepaid is NOT a success. Having the business come back and order more because it sells is a success. So far, there is minimal return. Vanis touted a 100% return for Walgreens. It means nothing when there was such a small total number of units and the overall revenue is actually break even or loss on profit. Demand did not increase. If demand does not increase, profit does not as well.
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