TOM:  How you doin’?  I’m Tom.



WOMAN:  I’m Maureen.



TOM:  I’m Tom.



LEAH:  I’m Leah.



ALL:  We’re juice guys.



TOM:  We’re teaching people in Chicago about Nantucket Nectars.  



TOM:  You ever have this before?



MAN:  Yes, sir.  Cranberry juice.



TOM:  You like Nantucket Nectars?



MAN:  Yes, sir.



TOM:  We make a great lemonade and not from concentrate apple juice.



MAN:  Yeah, good stuff.



WOMAN:  All natural stuff.



TOM:  There you go.



WOMAN:  That’s tasty too.



TOM:  Pineapple orange guava.



MAN:  It’s quite impressive.



TOM:  We get the guavas from Schaumburg, Illinois.



MAN:  Quite so.



TOM:  Have you ever heard a Nantucket Nectar ad on the radio?



MAN:  I don’t like them.



TOM:  You don’t like the ads?



MAN:  No, I don’t.  



MAN:  It’s like we’re juice guys, and they kept saying that, and it was like starting to irritate me after a while.  



TOM:  And now you’re going to be on the ads.



MAN:  Oh, no!



TOM:  You like that?  



WOMAN:  It’s like tingly, it’s good.



MAN:  The whole fruit, no aftertaste, it’s all good.



TOM:  Can you name the names of the two founders of the company?



WOMAN:  Bill or something?



TOM:  Bill and...?



WOMAN:  John, yeah.



TOM:  Bill and John.



TOM:  Juice guys, right, Bill and John?



WOMAN:  Juice guys, definitely.



TOM:  Tom, Tom, juice guys right there with Sammy and Michael.  Right there.



TOM:  Are we?



TOM:  Anyway, say I’m a juice guy.



MAN:  You’re a juice guy.



TOM:  No, you are a juice guy.



MAN:  I’m a juice guy?



TOM:  If you want quality juice, we got quality juice.



MAN:  You gotta try Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  We won’t let you down.





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