Sarah Spain

I think that's worth emphasizing here, though, because I have never once purchased an item of clothing from TikTok, but they're still trying, man. So I like that point that you made, and that's why I do think there are aspects of it where they are showing things I know I will like.

But they are really, they, the omniscient they, these apps are mixing things that I have never shown an indication of liking. And yet they're still trying.

But they are really, they, the omniscient they, these apps are mixing things that I have never shown an indication of liking. And yet they're still trying.

But they are really, they, the omniscient they, these apps are mixing things that I have never shown an indication of liking. And yet they're still trying.

What?

What?

What?

Do you have back problems?

Do you have back problems?

Do you have back problems?

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Okay, so the algorithm does know you here.

Okay, so the algorithm does know you here.

Okay, so the algorithm does know you here.

The ShamWow. The ShamWow.

The ShamWow. The ShamWow.

The ShamWow. The ShamWow.

I like your point, though, about the through line here because it's interesting to think, like, those commercials, we were children, they were really good advertising, right? Like, it was just, like, we saw the George Foreman commercial. I don't think any of this stuff that we're seeing now is particularly well-made or thoughtful or well-crafted. It's just relentless.