TOM:  How you doin’?  I’m Tom



TOM:  And I’m Tom.



CHILDREN:  And we're juice guys.



TOM:  We’re the guys who bring you the fresh pressed apple juice.



CHILD:  Orange mango 



CHILD: Peach Orange.



CHILD:  Fruit Punch



CHILD:  Lemonade



TOM:  We’re with some elementary school kids today.



TOM:  And we want to talk to them about Squeezed Nectars.  So tell everyone how to make lemonade.



CHILD:  Take lemon



CHILD:  Squeeze it and add a little sugar.



TOM:  That’s exactly how we make it.



CHILD:  Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  Why do you think we came up with the name Squeezed Nectars?



CHILD:  Because you squeeze the lemons.



TOM:  That’s exactly right.



CHILD:  Do you use your grandmother’s recipe?



TOM:  Yes, we do.



TOM:  We squeeze lemons, add water, and add sugar.



TOM:  Nantucket Nectars.



CHILD:  The most natural.



CHILD:  The best lemonade on the earth.



TOM:  You think we should have a competition, your grandma versus my grandma, who can make the best lemonade?



CHILD:  Yeah.



TOM:  Who would win?



CHILD:  Your grandmother.



TOM:  Do you think your grandma would be made if she heard you say that?



CHILD:  Yeah, but it’s better than my mom’s.  My mom’s terrible at it.  [LAUGHTER]



CHILD:  You take the recipe from your grandmother.



TOM:  That’s it, right.  We should pay her, shouldn’t we?  We owe her some money.



TOM:  Do you know who Tom and Tom are?



CHILD:  No.



TOM:  Oh, that’s cool, I can handle that.



TOM:  You’ve gotta try Nantucket Nectars.



CHILD:  It won’t make you sad.



TOM:  Yeah, that’s good.  It won’t make you sad.



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



CHILD:  We are the juice guys!  Yeah Yeah!  boom boom!





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