Matt Gourley

In 1850, no one had seen an automobile before. But then someone invented it, and the world changed.

So Charles, tell me, how is the candy factory doing?

So Charles, tell me, how is the candy factory doing?

So Charles, tell me, how is the candy factory doing?

Oh, so people, your candy factory has been around for a long time. You don't have good advertising and people think, oh, we thought those candies were discontinued. Is that the problem?

Oh, so people, your candy factory has been around for a long time. You don't have good advertising and people think, oh, we thought those candies were discontinued. Is that the problem?

Oh, so people, your candy factory has been around for a long time. You don't have good advertising and people think, oh, we thought those candies were discontinued. Is that the problem?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Is it? I guess I call him a grandfather.

Is it? I guess I call him a grandfather.

Is it? I guess I call him a grandfather.

I see, yeah.

I see, yeah.

I see, yeah.

Well, that was good that we cleared that up. Charles.

Well, that was good that we cleared that up. Charles.

Well, that was good that we cleared that up. Charles.

Yeah, well, and me now as well.