Robert Evans

It was so that you didn't have to shop.

Right.

You take in you make yourself known as like this is who you donate food to and people donate food and you take out the good stuff and you use that to feed everyone for free at your commune.

And then you give away the bad stuff to like a food pantry or something like that.

Like that's literally what what it is.

And that's what Nicole is doing.

It's very unethical.

Yes, yes.

And you got out all the good shit.

Fill up America is gross.

It's really nasty.

It's really gross.

You had to know that, Nicole.

This was like the year 2001.

Like, we weren't that in the fucking... You know what you're doing, Nicole.

Right.

Yeah.

Now, Nicole starts writing her own guide to what she called orgasmic meditation, which pulled back from the multi-hour sessions the welcomed consensus had worked up to.

She realized it was a lot more marketable to sell clitoral stroking as a 15-minute meditative technique, something you can plug into your morning routine without much fuss.

She specifically says, I want this to replace coffee for like young professional women in like the Bay Area and stuff.