One A Day

And so I just think that men are increasingly becoming proactive about their health and they are getting information online outside of traditional healthcare.

And even if I interview men in our office, they're taking Centrums and One A Day.

It's like, these are brands that women, we have so many more options than those brands, which are just more modern.

It just shows that there is an opportunity right now to... create a brand similar to a ritual, but for men in various need states that is male coded to them and has to talk about strength and energy and cognition and appearance and sexual function, all of these things that men want to stay in their prime longer.

giving them new solutions so that they can continue to produce food and fuel and fiber that we all rely on.

We work in the pharmaceutical space, so working to come up with those next new treatments in the areas of oncology and women's health, and then working in consumer health, where we've got our everyday solutions that many of us count on, like Claritin and One A Day and Aleve, Midol, some of our brands that you would see on a store shelf.

Those brands come to mind when you think Bayer.

Agriculture doesn't though.

So EVOO for the win.

Okay, I wanna talk about a One A Day.

Okay, if you look at these One A Days and you look at the first ingredient, what does that say, Bobby?

That says calcium carbonate.

Okay.

And in that particular case, because that's the one that JSO specifically said, "This case we solved through flock cameras," I looked in it and I said, "Regular old-fashioned police work actually gave you all the information you needed." The flock cameras, at the end of the day, all they did was basically add supplemental support.

They were like taking your vitamins, okay? It was like a One A Day in that particular case.

So then I was like, all right, if the case you chose to highlight shows me that basically the flock cameras were the equivalent of a Flintstone vitamin, and that the real, uh, the real benefit that you got in that particular case was eating your greens and meat, right? Like going out and doing police work, interviewing people, talking to them, and then tracking them down, then how many others follow that same path? How many others can I not trust you on, on all these numbers that you're giving me? So when this sheriff's like, "Oh, well, we can't de-tool the police," yes, we can, because I'm not convinced that the tools are really bringing the benefit that you say they are.

And this strengthens my argument to say police will just take anything, and they will make up all kind of BS excuses about why they need this tool.

These vitamins were the big red horse pills.

They were called One A Day vitamins.

Yeah.

You know those vitamins that used to be on commercials all of the time that always showed grown women taking them so easily with water.

Peggy knew I had a problem taking vitamins with water.

I think I did not know how to open my throat wide enough to complete the strategy of making the vitamins slide down smoothly with water.

Can you imagine a five-year-old taking a one a day vitamin? I surely cannot.

Peggy said, "If Renee..." Renee is my younger sister who was only about two years old, I guess.

Now, I would tell you this, and this is easy for me to say.

Compared to most multivitamins on the market, things like Centrum, uh, One A Day, whatever you're buying at Costco or Walmart or anything like that, oh my gosh, yes, take this instead.

A way better multivitamin, not even close.

Better for you, probably more potent, definitely more broad spectrum, none of the crap that's in some of those multivitamins.