Bath bomb

And the CEO can just sit in his office writing prompts all day.

Computer, generate egregious bath bomb ad for boomers.

One, two, three.

Okay, I know I'm not the target demographic here, since all I can think is, damn.

Who in their right mind would ruin a perfectly good pool like that? Also, hello, animal control, my bath bomb gave birth to a 20-foot titan cat.

Not really sure what it wants, but it's... kind of ruining the vibes.

These ads are targeted towards kids, babies, adults who want to buy things for their niece-nephew babies.

And since media literacy is at an all-time low, chances of someone buying a 12-piece Ocean Surprise bath bomb toy set from Bubbly Surprise and expecting the same results like in these videos is concerningly high.

What are you hearing or what are people asking for? Or what has somebody purchased recently and came back and said, "Oh my God, this is, this is amazing"?

Um, we've actually been having a lot of fun with our bath bombs that we make.

Mm.

Um, so we do make bath bombs that have, um, a, like a hidden gem in them.

So, like, fun, y- you take your bath, and then there's a little stone waiting for you.

Um, and also we have hidden rune stone bath bombs.

Do you k- did you know what rune stones are?

Um, runes, yes.

That's right.

It's Bath Bombs with Mike Crockett week on BTT.

A little bit of me time with Mike Crockett on next week's show.

So it'll be Crockett, myself, and Harper.