TOM:  How you doin’?  I’m Tom.



TOM:  And I’m Tom, and we’re juice guys.



TOM:  We’re juice guys.



TOM:  So, Tom, tell them how you become a juice guy.  



TOM:  Well, you know, if you make Nantucket Nectar juice.



TOM:  If you sell Nantucket Nectars juice.



TOM:  If you drink Nantucket Nectars juice, you’re also a juice guy.



TOM:  But we make Nantucket Nectar juice, so we don’t have to be that kind of juice guy.



TOM:  You know, guys is defined in Webster’s Dictionary as a group of men or women.



TOM:  That’s true.  It’s multisexual, multipersonal, multigenderal.



TOM:  It cross dresses.  [LAUGHTER]



TOM:  If you can’t find Nantucket Nectars, you have to go up to the storeowner and say, please, be a juice guy.



TOM:  Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  We make authentic lemonade.



TOM:  Pressed apple juice.



TOM:  Orange mango.



TOM:  Apple raspberry.



TOM:  Guava. I love the name guava.



TOM:  Lighten up, OK?



TOM:  Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  You know, people ask me, why do we use the peach on so many of our symbols and our sweatshirts and our T-shirts and all these other things?  It’s because peach was the original flavor.



TOM:  Peach was our original flavor.  We made it way back in 1989.  A lot of people can’t even remember the olden days of 1989, when we were starting.  



TOM:  I think they had stagecoaches in 1989.



TOM:  We’ve been in this industry for almost ten years.  We make juice the way you’d want it made.



TOM:  You gotta try Nantucket Nectars.



TOM:  We won’t let you down. 



TOM:  We will not let you down.





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