This is disappointing.

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully it will do better than Trump wine.

Trump has a vinyard? Interesting. Have a link for that?

Anonymous wrote:Actually embarrassing for a First Lady to be hawking products at Costco.

Fits right in the timeline for reaching "Idiocracy" movie levels sooner than expected.

"Welcome to Costco! We love you! Buy some Brawndo, It's the thirst mutilator and has what you crave!"

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Anonymous wrote:Shilling a product to put cash in your pocket is really not classy.

Girl, I thought you were better than this. It’s embarrassing. They don’t need the money. So weird.

Maybe she does need the money 🤷

Could be a sign that things are not great in their marriage….

I think you're thinking of Melania...

Anonymous wrote:Shilling a product to put cash in your pocket is really not classy.

Girl, I thought you were better than this. It’s embarrassing. They don’t need the money. So weird.

Maybe she does need the money 🤷

Could be a sign that things are not great in their marriage….

Shilling a product to put cash in your pocket is really not classy.

Girl, I thought you were better than this. It’s embarrassing. They don’t need the money. So weird.

Anonymous wrote:Actually embarrassing for a First Lady to be hawking products at Costco.

I love her and I agree, PP! This is weird and seems off brand. Unlike other ways they've made $$$ thru producing movie context, etc.

Anonymous wrote:The drink doesn’t meet the nutritional standards she forced American schools to adopt via her Healthy, Hunger free kids food program. Hmmmmmm.

"Forced?"

Hopefully it will do better than Trump wine.

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Anonymous wrote:The drink doesn’t meet the nutritional standards she forced American schools to adopt via her Healthy, Hunger free kids food program. Hmmmmmm.

It’s better than the sodas and fruit cocktail drinks pushed in schools. But more importantly, this product isn’t being sold in American schools, so your post is irrelevant.

There are zero sodas being pushed in schools and schools only offer 2% milk and whole fruit juice. No fruit cocktail drinks are served in schools.

Schools don’t offer soda or fruit drinks to students. They can offer low-fat milk, 100% fruit juice, and are mandated to offer water in the cafeteria with cups provided. Your information is wrong.

Schools cannot offer capri sun, fruit punch type drinks of any flavor, no Sunny D, or the like. I work in a school nutrition department that administers the federal school lunch program.

Anonymous wrote:A quick google dive shows that Plezi Nutrition was founded in 2023. Now, in 2024, the products have shelf space to be sold to consumers in every major grocery retail grocery store and online shopping website. Costso, walmart, target, amazon, HEB, etc. That’s amazing.

I bet she has a sizable equity stake. Hence the retail hawking

Actually embarrassing for a First Lady to be hawking products at Costco.

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Anonymous wrote:Wtf. She’s never really hawked commercial products and she starts with…..this?

Was this a favor for a friend?

They have at least four 8-figure estate mansions and a doomsday bunker to pay for. Property taxes are skyrocketing.

I dunno. This seems like way below her pay grade. I guarantee she didn’t run this by her agent. She can hawk products for much better and more recognizable brands.

Smells a bit desperate…

A quick google dive shows that Plezi Nutrition was founded in 2023. Now, in 2024, the products have shelf space to be sold to consumers in every major grocery retail grocery store and online shopping website. Costso, walmart, target, amazon, HEB, etc. That’s amazing.

Anonymous wrote:The drink doesn’t meet the nutritional standards she forced American schools to adopt via her Healthy, Hunger free kids food program. Hmmmmmm.

It’s better than the sodas and fruit cocktail drinks pushed in schools. But more importantly, this product isn’t being sold in American schools, so your post is irrelevant.