Public statement source · YT713

I WASN'T EATING HONEY! My Secret Food!

Dates the creation of a honey-derived product to the speaker's own account — "these past few weeks", with the idea "last year" — and attributes the formulation jointly to himself and a business partner he names on camera. This is subject matter of the later DSP010 product dispute (C036/C068), whose claims summary in research_notes.csv pleads a proprietary formulation combining whey protein, beef fat tallow, honey, vanilla and salt, created 2020-12-01; and adjacent to C070, which pleads that a competitor's use of honey in place of sugar was taken from his own "Honey Ice Cream". ⚠ Neither of those two products is named in this transcript and no litigation of any kind is mentioned — this is position 0.5, subject matter without a litigation reference, not a case link. ⚠ The business partner named here, "adam", later becomes the named defendant in C089 (FRANKIES FREE RANGE MEAT LLC et al v. ADAM STAROWICZ, filed 2021-04-22, 209 days after this upload; 2020-09-22 → 2021-04-22 differenced in code). This video shows the working relationship intact and productive; direction matters — C089 is brought by the LLC, and no inference about it may be drawn from this video. Possible case/dispute link: none identified. The product line is DSP010/C070 subject matter, not a party or case link.

Litigation contextVideoSeptember 22, 2020
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CategoryGeneral litigation commentary
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Research relevanceLitigation context
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Last checkedSeptember 28, 2026

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Dispute background statement
Context pattern relevance03:12
that brings us to a product i've been incredibly excited about over these past few weeks and i actually thought of this last year but i didn't think it could be done thanks to the culinary expertise of my business partner adam we have found a way to create a high glucose honey

Dates the creation of a honey-derived product to the speaker's own account — "these past few weeks", with the idea "last year" — and attributes the formulation jointly to himself and a business partner he names on camera. This is subject matter of the later DSP010 product dispute (C036/C068), whose claims summary in research_notes.csv pleads a proprietary formulation combining whey protein, beef fat tallow, honey, vanilla and salt, created 2020-12-01; and adjacent to C070, which pleads that a competitor's use of honey in place of sugar was taken from his own "Honey Ice Cream". ⚠ Neither of those two products is named in this transcript and no litigation of any kind is mentioned — this is position 0.5, subject matter without a litigation reference, not a case link. ⚠ The business partner named here, "adam", later becomes the named defendant in C089 (FRANKIES FREE RANGE MEAT LLC et al v. ADAM STAROWICZ, filed 2021-04-22, 209 days after this upload; 2020-09-22 → 2021-04-22 differenced in code). This video shows the working relationship intact and productive; direction matters — C089 is brought by the LLC, and no inference about it may be drawn from this video. Possible case/dispute link: none identified. The product line is DSP010/C070 subject matter, not a party or case link.

Transcript-verified verbatim quote

Watch at 03:12 — youtube.com ↗
Dispute background statement
Context pattern relevance08:12
we have this available on frankie'sfreerangefoods.com i know you guys are familiar with frankie's freerangemeat.com we are now offering non-perishable products like the nature's glucose as well as our whey protein on frankie's free rangefoods.com

This is the dated inventory of the non-perishable storefront, from spoken audio — two products, the honey-derived glucose and a whey protein, with "in another two or three months we might have some more products online". It is recorded because it is the evidentiary counterweight to the file's own description block, which advertises a third product (a bar) that the transcript does not mention and that his own later pleading dates to after this upload. See the research notes archived for this video: this single record demonstrates §10b's "a description dates nothing" rule self-containedly, against a date in the dataset. Three renderings of one domain appear inside 20 seconds and are all preserved. Possible case/dispute link: none identified.

Transcript-verified verbatim quote

Watch at 08:12 — youtube.com ↗