Alex Tarnava

Rebellion within the confines of the law.

knowingly is the biggest problem even unknowingly is bad but knowingly so this needs to happen we're going to be doing something else because i think this is apolitical i think it transcends yeah oh yeah and we know that this has been an issue on the right so i started thinking i don't want to alienate the left they're suffering too yeah from all this absolutely

And so we started doing, you know, some thinking and some research into this.

And there's been actually a substantial amount of research that a lot of these multinational corporations, when their lots fail, right, they fail specs, they will find a jurisdiction, maybe a state with lower regulations, and they'll ship them to low-income neighborhoods.

And so we are going to be doing head-to-head testing, like a Whole Foods in Malibu versus like a rural, you know, low poverty neighborhood in Mississippi, right?

Wow.

And shorten the side-by-side.

Yeah.

Because this needs to change.

Oh yeah.

We want to know.

Right.

Yeah.

And you know what?

We're doing another thing too, because when you know industry, you know that you're going to get some like really false results.

So, you know, we're, we know this and we want to be fair.

We don't want to just attack corporations because we might get an extreme result that isn't normal for their product.

Right.

They might have 20 manufacturing facilities across the country pumping out five lots each per day.

You know, so it might be an outlier.