Eliana Dockterman

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61 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard Mar 2025

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Pablo Torre Finds Out · Share & Grill & Tell with Mike Golic Jr. and Mina Kimes · 28 Mar 2025 podcast

And this was in the 90s, right? This was in the 90s. $8 million a month in the 90s.

Still going. Still going. Well, I was thinking about it too. It's like Google where anything I see that is like this to me is a George Foreman grill. Mmm. The same way that like Xerox, Band-Aid, Kleenex, all these things are not just brands. They are the product.

We are all obviously sad for his family that he has been lost. I have to imagine that outside of them, the saddest people on the planet that George is no longer with us are the Paul brothers, that they couldn't rope him into a fight. Because that kind of energy in that environment is perfect.

I don't want to celebrate Bobby Bonilla Day anymore. I want to celebrate George Foreman Day because my dad always jokes when he would sign something or someone would show like, hey, this is on eBay. My dad's like, well, my signature probably brought the value down on that. George's signature was worth $148 million. That's insane. Celebrate that man.

If you're Natalie, are you thrilled or pissed? They also have nicknames. Yes, wait, this is, I looked up the other day, this is my favorite part of the George Foreman children roster.

I need to know the backstory of Big Wheel so badly. That sounds like a prime little kid nickname. That feels like another episode entirely. Oh, man. Big Wheel. Big Wheel. Big Wheel. If your circle of friends isn't handing out nicknames like Big Wheel, you need a new circle.

Mm-hmm.

well like with this one and it's the most common one it's being jacked and appearing successful is the thing that they want to sell most men i did go through and look specifically at the ads i was served on tick tock the other day like what people were actually trying to sell me and it's a mix of really shitty t-shirts that have things like a dog with a beer can in its mouth or japanese anime characters on it which might be a personal thing

Again, the center of the Venn diagram, that is you. There is also the push-up board, which offers you the ability to do push-ups from different angles and thus to hit different muscle groups. A lot of custom hats and mugs, which are big on that. And the two things I think I see most often for men that are being marketed are... competitive brands of like athleisure dress pants. Yeah.

Like different versions of like Lululemon, like Chino's, some version of that where it's like, my boyfriend used to buy, and a lot of times it's also women talking about men, which is the other thing we get served a lot. Interesting. Is it's women being like, my boyfriend had these and I hated it. And then he got these and now I loved it. Right.

Yes. Fellas love a moisture wick apparently because that's all our clothes are made. Like they make suits now. Tech fabrics. Oh man. Tech fabric suits.

I mean, if we're doing stroller, the answer is no. Like, what is a tactical stroller? Does it have a mounted turret on the back? It's camo, first of all. That's always what it is, is it's just, hey, we made a camo for you.

But, hey, big boy, you think because you play a lot of Call of Duty, you're ready to fight in the military, so we'll give you some tactical gear to go with that misguided belief.

Ooh, honestly, it is a lot. There are a lot more boxer brands than you realize, too. It really is, like, it's putting tactical in front of it and then assuring you we will take care of your privates. Because the amount of, like, male trimmers that are on there. Wow. Oh, yeah. Too many to count.

Well, so that's the thing I was going to ask is because, Meena, you mentioned you've not bought anything on the TikTok shop.

Tactical neck hammock. I was going to say, if you put camo on it, you immediately become the core demographic. But we are sort of the perfect generation for this in some ways because, as evidenced by the George Foreman grill, this has been a part. I remember begging my mom, like, Mom, I am a maybe 12, 13-year-old boy not doing my own laundry at this point.

But I'm like, Mom, we got to get OxyClean. Oh, my God. It's incredible. It was like all of those, like the slap tape. All of that stuff.

They put it on a clear boat. Yes. And it stayed up. And it doesn't sink.

I had all of that stuff because I was a Mark then as a kid.

And that's the part that it's like, oh, that's how little you think of us now. At least there, it felt like there was some effort. But with this now, like going all the way back to the Ashton Hall story, I don't know if he was paid by the water company or not, but I've seen their sales have gone crazy because everyone's buying it, even ironically, just to do videos to mock it.

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