Abigail Jones

Can I use a calculator? Sure. Looking up a calculator.

Think about what you can make with the egg.

I will pay 50 cents. So I'm dividing 8 by 12, and that gives me 66 cents.

All right.

I've spent $5 on some dumb things and I really like eggs.

Not sure how I feel about your reaction.

That's fine. I get paid tomorrow.

I just saved.

Hello.

I'm good, thank you very much.

Indeed.

Oh my god, they're all different colors! Oh!

I should buy some bagels and make some bacon, egg, and cheese bagels.

Yeah, so I work in market research and consulting on the vendor side. I don't know. That's really boring.

Yeah, I'm a professional survey designer. I help answer questions via surveys.

Yeah, that's a great question for a survey.

So what we would want to do is what we call blinding it. So you basically disguise eggs among everything else.

And so in the industry, we would call that a competitive set. And how do eggs stack up relative to those other choices?

Yeah, for sure.

We try to avoid having people rank a lot of things because people are really bad at putting things in order. They can tell you their top. They can tell you maybe their second top or third top. Beyond that, the quality of the response really starts to diminish.

How often do they eat them all? What are their views of those foods? And then we can show kind of a composite like egg lovers score.

Yes.

No.

I don't. No.

Hello.

Most bagel. Most eggs.

Will not eat oatmeal.

Bacon.