WOMAN:  How are you doing?  I’m Dot.



WOMAN:  And I’m Bea.



WOMAN:  And we’re juice guys.



WOMAN: We're juice guys.



TOM:  How you doin’?  I’m Tom.



TOM:  And I’m Tom.



WOMAN:  Hi.



TOM:  We’ve been saying that we make lemonade like our grandmothers used to make lemonade.



TOM:  That’s why they’re here, because we want to talk to them about --



TOM:  An entirely new line of lemonades.



TOM:  Right.



TOM:  My grandmother, Grammy Bea.



TOM:  Hi.



TOM:  And this is my grandmother, Dorothy Lundberg.



WOMAN:  Your Dad calls me Dot.



TOM:  You don’t call her Dot.



TOM:  I don’t.  I call her Grandma.



TOM:  So we were just curious how you would make lemonade?



WOMAN:  It used to be a job.  You squeezed the lemons, put sugar in it and water.



WOMAN:  Sugar and water.



TOM:  Did you use concentrated lemon juice?



WOMAN:  No, you squeeze lemons.



TOM:  Yeah, that’s how we make lemonade.



WOMAN:  Of course.



TOM:  Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  We’ve got a new product coming out now called Squeezed Nectars.



TOM:  Squeezed Nectars.



WOMAN:  Squeezed Nectars.



TOM:  Squeezed.



WOMAN:  There’s a d on the end of it.



TOM:  Right.



TOM:  We’re making a mango lemonade, a peach lemonade, a cranberry lemonade.



WOMAN:  That’d be good.



TOM:  And then half and half.



TOM:  That’s where you mix lemonade and iced tea.



WOMAN:  Oh, wonderful.  I already want one.



TOM:  So look for the new bottle.  17 ½ ounce, shaped something like a Mason jar.



TOM:  Look for our squeezed nectars.



WOMEN:  Now we’re celebrities, is that right?



WOMAN:  Tom and Tom won’t let you down.



WOMAN:  Never let you down.



WOMAN:  This isn’t all going to be taped, is it?



TOM:  No.





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