I feel like Old Spice is trying too hard to get the āyoungerā demographic hereā¦
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@traincoming
I feel like Old Spice is trying too hard to get the āyoungerā demographic hereā¦
And you are?
People sometimes ask me what I am?
Iām catnip to black men and sometimes white women - weird range there.
My best friend says Iām the straightest person she knows, so sorry ladies.
Is this thing still on š¤
Yāallā¦.this white man went and lived in India for 6 months where he ādiscoveredā masala chai and decided to make his own version that he now sells and callsā¦..mud water. I shit you not thats the brand name.
Aside from picking the most culturally insensitive name ever, heās marketing this as if itās a whole new creation. A brand new ācoffee substituteā while In reality itās literally just masala chai with some ground up mushrooms and cacao thrown in for foolishness. Like congratulations, you made weird masala tea and named it mud water.
āSo I set out to make something betterā TEA! You made a cup of tea bitch. This man writes like he reinvented the wheel instead of just putting mushrooms in tea
He describes the tea vendors as being ādressed in ragsā but in the commercial where he shows footage of himself being served tea, the vendors look like this?
Clothesā¦ā¦.these are clothes but somehow this man has come up with mud water and rags
Tskhkstjwkjdni under his recipe section. This is literally tea and honey.
i spent 3 weeks in italy and a man dressed in mystic garb offered me a red elixir they callĀ āwyneā and now i have come back to civilization to offer a new product lifted from this ancient civilization i like to call GRP \ WTR
@traincoming
This is some white people shit yāall. Men in āragsā making chai, really? Have you been to Starbucks? Also chai is a word that means tea, nothing mystical about it. WTF
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Interview with Buckhead Betty #5 - Family Legacy
Interviewer: Speaking of colonization, I understand your family can trace their roots to the first colonists in America?
Betty: Thatās right. My family goes back generations in this state. In fact we are certified pedigree members of the Daughters of the Plantation Society. Youāve heard of the Daughters of the American Revolution, well we are their Southern cousins. Why I even took that that ancenstry.com test and found out we are related to Robert E. Lee, carved right up there on Stone Mountain.
Interviewer: Umm I guess thatās something to be proud of.
Betty: Now donāt get me wrong, we were definitely on the losing side of that one. My family barely managed to hold on to their mansion. Weāve sold that off now to the State so they have a museum of antebellum life. I fully support their education initiatives and they even give tours of those little wooden cabins on the grounds. One magazine even had a photo shoot with medical students from a local college, I think it is part of some group of colleges, "HSSBU" or something, I forget what that stands for. We did try to get the students to hold some farming tools to be a little more authentic, but they got upset for some reason⦠Anyway, the final picture still looked great and it even went viral! Iām just so happy to feature our familyās legacy, especially to promote education.
Interviewer: Sounds like your family definitely left a lasting legacyā¦
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