Ring Pop

Oh, no. I'm a full-size candy bar house, and the street's kind of dying.

My wife got a bucket of Ring Pops.

The street's kind of dying.

It was her first year to be home.

have a variety of candy.

We got Ring Pops this year because they're cool.

But one year I threw in some glow sticks.

Kids wanted that over the candy.

Call me old-fashioned, but I want my daughter to know what a vegetable looks like because she's actually eaten one, not because it's hidden in a muffin.

I want my veggies to be veggies, and I want my treats to be treats, and letting my five-year-old have a ring pop every now and then is not the hill that I'm going to die on as a parent, especially when she takes five licks of it and then puts it in a plastic bag to save for later.

This is not a sugar problem, people.

That's moderation, and I applaud her for it.

Yes, Bazooka.

If the name doesn't conjure up a red and blue logo, a comic strip, and a blonde kid with an eye patch, then we are living very different lives.

It is synonymous with gum, but it's also the company behind Push Pop, Juicy Drop, and my beloved Ring Pop.

They've spent the last year moving from candy culture to cultural candy.

No.

Ring Pop.

Nope.

Welch's Fruit Snack.

Oh

... championship game that you were a- obviously a part of and experience, and the brand that we're gonna go deeper into at Bazooka Brand Companies, and what you guys have done with Ring Pop.

The way that they turned upside down the city, and specifically our industry-

Oh

It bleeds over to the brands that are in it.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, and I know we'll get into this later, but one of the things that we unearthed, and, and not to jump right into Ring Pop-

Yeah, let's jump right in