I'm just saying "Rob's Really Good Lemonade" is more "good" than "really."
[Edited to add: It's good enough that you might disagree and add that "really" right back in. I wanted it to be more tart, but I speak for no one but myself.]
No apologies necessary, Rob. Any time a brand name includes a subjective descriptor, someone's bound to disagree. At least it's not bad lemonade! I happen to like mine more tart, but there's certainly no universal standard for lemonade.
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I only ever wanted to make a good lemonade. That was marketing's idea to add the really. my apologies
No apologies necessary, Rob. Any time a brand name includes a subjective descriptor, someone's bound to disagree. At least it's not bad lemonade! I happen to like mine more tart, but there's certainly no universal standard for lemonade.
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