WOMAN:  How you doin’?  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.



TOM:  This is my grandmother, Dorothy Lundberg.



WOMAN:  I’m a juice guy.



TOM:  This is my grandmother, Grammy Bea.



WOMAN:  I’m a juice guy.  [LAUGHTER]



TOM:  We make lemonade the way our grandmothers made lemonade.



TOM:  So we’re wondering if we were telling the truth.



WOMAN:  Always.



TOM:  We’re coming out with this new squeezed line called Squeezed nectars, not from concentrate lemon juice.



TOM:  Squeezed from lemons, water, real sugar.



WOMAN:  You’ve got it made.



TOM:  It was just like our grandmothers used to make.



WOMAN:  Absolutely right.



TOM:  Fresh squeezed lemon juice.



TOM:  Not from concentrate.



TOM:  Cranberry lemonade.



TOM:  Mango lemonade.



TOM:  Peach lemonade.



TOM:  Half and half.



TOM:  And lemonade.



WOMAN:  Lemonade has been known as a good summer drink.



TOM:  We’re making it in a bottle that looks like a Mason jar.



WOMAN:  I’ll have to get it in my refrigerator fast.  



TOM:  Have you ever heard of an Arnold Palmer?



WOMAN:  No.



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



WOMAN:  Well, how does it get that name?



TOM:  Because he used to like it.



WOMAN:  So do I, and they never named it after me.



TOM:  Do you tell people that your Tom and Tom’s grandmothers?



WOMAN:  I’ve made friends with people because of doing it.  



WOMAN:  I think they wanted a free drink.



TOM:  Fresh squeezed nectars.



TOM:  Squeezed nectars.



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



WOMAN:  Never let you down. 





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