Anonymous wrote:Why does she look so unkempt though? She’s a beautiful woman with class and a lovely personality. She looks depressed and forced in the video.

Not makeup, no roller set/blowouts, no lashes. I think she’s in mourning. Shes wearing the same braid extensions from the convention and they look old and ratty now which is odd because Michelle usually wears her natural hair. I think she doesn’t want to doll up since her mother died in the summer.

Usually Michelle loved bright colors and dresses and her hair never looked weeks old. It always looked just like she just stepped out of the salon . I’ve never seen her in black and in pants as much as she is now.

I don’t think the Obamas will divorce. They will just live separate lives and reunite for the cameras occasionally. But Michelle looks depressed. She is probably trying to start a business to stay busy and maintain financial independence. I don’t like the product whatsoever, but health and diet is what she has made her thing. She really should look more healthy if she’s going to sell healthy items though. Like way more fit and energetic. What an odd way for her end up, considering her popularity and political power/popularity.

This is true Chicago.

Anything for the dollar.

I smell divorce. The kids look depressed or strung out. Something went wrong there. It’ll all fall apart now that the elder Obama grandma has passed

Why does she look so unkempt though? She’s a beautiful woman with class and a lovely personality. She looks depressed and forced in the video.

Money grabbing Michelle.

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Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=45UsHAgqTGM&pp=ygUVbWljaGVsbGUgb2JhbWEgY29zdGNv

There is video of her Costco visit

It looks painful.

What a major step down... cringe.

A totally unnecessary one, too. Why is she doing this?

I am baffled. I have no idea.

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Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=45UsHAgqTGM&pp=ygUVbWljaGVsbGUgb2JhbWEgY29zdGNv

There is video of her Costco visit

It looks painful.

What a major step down... cringe.

A totally unnecessary one, too. Why is she doing this?

Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=45UsHAgqTGM&pp=ygUVbWljaGVsbGUgb2JhbWEgY29zdGNv

There is video of her Costco visit

It looks painful.

What a major step down... cringe.

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Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t plain water be a better option?

Of course it would! Now, how many people do you know —including kids — who only drink plain water when they’re thirsty?

Mine? Or sometimes OJ. Why is that so hard to believe that many kids have no desire for this fake crap?
DP

It’s not hard to believe. It’s also not hard to believe that lots of kids drink sodas and juice and slurpies and Gatorade-types of drinks quite frequently. If SOME of those kids consistently replace SOME of those drinks with something somewhat healthier, I’d count that as progress. For the kids who prefer and drink water, that’s great. This product is not for them.

Bullshit.

Replacing crap with another type of crap. This is full of sugar.

What's crap is barging around in this thread spreading crap. It has far less sugar than soda, juice, slurpies and gatorade. You don't know what you're talking about.

DP. Curious why you're defending this sugary drink marketed to kids. Could it be because your idol, Michelle Obama, is the one doing the hawking?

Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=45UsHAgqTGM&pp=ygUVbWljaGVsbGUgb2JhbWEgY29zdGNv

There is video of her Costco visit

It looks painful.

Omg. What a fool.

She says, “This is healthy. This is a healthy drink.”

And the people laugh at her.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=45UsHAgqTGM&pp=ygUVbWljaGVsbGUgb2JhbWEgY29zdGNv

There is video of her Costco visit

It looks painful.

Anonymous wrote:This is a former First Lady? Wow…

Yikes.

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Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t plain water be a better option?

Of course it would! Now, how many people do you know —including kids — who only drink plain water when they’re thirsty?

Mine? Or sometimes OJ. Why is that so hard to believe that many kids have no desire for this fake crap?
DP

It’s not hard to believe. It’s also not hard to believe that lots of kids drink sodas and juice and slurpies and Gatorade-types of drinks quite frequently. If SOME of those kids consistently replace SOME of those drinks with something somewhat healthier, I’d count that as progress. For the kids who prefer and drink water, that’s great. This product is not for them.

Bullshit.

Replacing crap with another type of crap. This is full of sugar.

What's crap is barging around in this thread spreading crap. It has far less sugar than soda, juice, slurpies and gatorade. You don't know what you're talking about.

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Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t plain water be a better option?

Of course it would! Now, how many people do you know —including kids — who only drink plain water when they’re thirsty?

Mine? Or sometimes OJ. Why is that so hard to believe that many kids have no desire for this fake crap?
DP

It’s not hard to believe. It’s also not hard to believe that lots of kids drink sodas and juice and slurpies and Gatorade-types of drinks quite frequently. If SOME of those kids consistently replace SOME of those drinks with something somewhat healthier, I’d count that as progress. For the kids who prefer and drink water, that’s great. This product is not for them.

Bullshit.

Replacing crap with another type of crap. This is full of sugar.

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Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t plain water be a better option?

Of course it would! Now, how many people do you know —including kids — who only drink plain water when they’re thirsty?

Mine? Or sometimes OJ. Why is that so hard to believe that many kids have no desire for this fake crap?
DP

It’s not hard to believe. It’s also not hard to believe that lots of kids drink sodas and juice and slurpies and Gatorade-types of drinks quite frequently. If SOME of those kids consistently replace SOME of those drinks with something somewhat healthier, I’d count that as progress. For the kids who prefer and drink water, that’s great. This product is not for them.