Dani Burger

It does feel a little bit counter to the overall trend of what's happening with consumer products.

Kraft Heinz paused a split but still is looking at it.

Keurig, Dr. Pepper, this is moving in the opposite direction.

Are they getting something wrong?

Why do you think that you're growing bigger as others are trying to do spinoffs or shrinking and focusing in on various parts of their business?

It is a big project to take on.

What becomes sort of the pain points of an acquisition of a deal of a reverse Moore's Trust of this size?

What needs to be worked through in the coming months and years?

How does that work with just making sure that the best talent

stays on board.

Do they need to move to Baltimore?

I mean, it's a great city.

I love Baltimore.

But maybe you'd have people being like, absolutely not.

No way I'm going there.

I think there is this fear that consumers already having dealt with a lot of inflation are dealing with it even more acutely as gasoline prices go up.

Have you seen any changes to consumer behavior over the past month?

Oh, I don't know how I feel about that.

what's sort of the split between like your test kitchen coming up with new stuff versus inorganic acquisitions and finding little small, like, you know, the kind of small local hyper brands out there.

Do those look attractive to bring in new innovation or is it kind of all done in-house?