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The potato-chip product line is discontinued on camera, and the failure is attributed to being shadowbanned. A dated past-tense reference to "my surgery in California".
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oh I think I actually sent out an email today or it's going to be Monday uh that we basically have to uh throw out all of our potato chips that we made on the foods website Frankie syange Foods the coconut oil and wagu beef fat potato chips because there's no demand I mean I wish we could have got the price lower that might have made it more successful but uh you know despite us having the only healthy organic potato chip on the market uh like I mean it's because I'm Shadow Bannon sensored and stuff we don't really saw that much
A dated, first-person account of the commercial failure of the potato-chip product line, with two distinct causal claims in one breath — "there's no demand" / "I wish we could have got the price lower", and "it's because I'm Shadow Bannon sensored" (a caption garble of shadow-banned and censored). That subject matter is the only thing that reaches C016 (Tufano v. Alibaba, Lackawanna County 2025-05632, filed 2025-07-25), whose claims summary pleads a potato chip manufacturing line bought for approximately $60,000 through Alibaba from Zhucheng Kangze Machinery Co. and seeks $60,000 plus $50,000 in lost sales. The shadowban/suppression claim is separately a recurring theme already recorded across many other researched statements. The grievance stated here — weak demand and platform suppression — is not the grievance C016 pleads against the equipment seller; the mismatch is recorded, not resolved. Tier: Moderate (No filing-conduct factor — no filing is announced, threatened, confirmed or described anywhere in this video).
when I when I had my surgery in California the the grassed beef in the supermarket out there was like so disgusting it was horrible so I did I was buying grain-fed steaks out there
Dates the California surgery to the past as of 2024-01-07, and adds that he was living and grocery-shopping in California around it for long enough to form a view of the local beef supply. The surgery is the subject-matter of the Taban eye-surgery dispute group, centred on a Beverly Hills practice. It is offered here only as chronology: no doctor, clinic, city, case, court or proceeding is named, no complaint about the operation is made, and the sentence is a digression inside a beef-quality argument.
we'll do a vlog tomorrow uh you guys get to watch me throw out all my potato chips guys guys I I've I've lost it at this point I really I really I'm really over it I do not care at all it's whatever
Confirms the first quote as a decision already taken rather than a passing complaint, dates the disposal to the day after publication, and records his own framing of it ("I've lost it at this point… I do not care at all"). Useful to a later pass as a pointer: a next-day vlog showing the disposal would be a further dated record of the same commercial event. Tier: Moderate (No filing-conduct factor)
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2025-05632 — Tufano v. AlibabaTranscript reference · Medium · Timestamped statement at 05:08 researched as bearing on this case: The potato-chip product line is discontinued on camera, and the failure is attributed to being shadowbanned.