I think Brennan has finally burned out on the amount of absurdity that he can tolerate and now it's just a gentle, weary struggle against the tide rather than tilting at windmills
@@josephhickman1306 Uh, I'm pretty sure that did actually happen with toothpaste, and the guy got sick, then ended up with a legal settlement. There was a news story about it I believe.
5:20 that's actually one of the real reasons CPG brands do this. As one website says, "A benefit of bringing on more flavors means you get more of a brand presence on the shelf." You want to take over the aisle with more and more flavors so people see a sea of your branded product on the shelf.
Exactly. We should ponder this the next time we're choosing between regular, whitening, gum care, deep repair, pronamel intensive enamel repair, multi-action, daily protection and fresh breath toothpaste that's all made by the same brand. They can just put all of those things in one toothpaste, and for the most part, the company's flagship product will have those things covered already. Crest doesn't really save their best cavity-fighting power for their niche products. They've been refining their basic product for decades and improving it as much as they can. The varieties are a billboard, and the supermarkets probably have to contract to carry a bunch of profitless varieties just to put the Doritos that everyone is going to buy anyway on their shelves.
try our new eldritch horror Oreo. gaze upon the infinite and weep tears of blood upon the futility of resistance. and yes, they still have that same great taste you know and love now with as hint of wails of the damned. *warning: the Oreo company does not claim any responsibility for dispelling the thin blanket of sanity that protects humanity from itself, crippling disillusionment and cultist inclinations. we are also not responsible for, and strongly encourage seeing a doctor if you experience: any rapid fluctuating mental instability, auto cannibalism and blindings resulting from attempts to free yourself from forbidden sights using only your fingers in a vain attempt to unsee the truth.
Some of this may just partly be my fault. I came up with the idea of flavored cremes for Oreo's in 1997. A school project was to write a letter to a company either to complain about something or to praise them. I choose to praise Nabisco for Oreo's and then proceeded to suggest flavored cremes, with my initial ideas being Mint, Coffee, and Chocolate cremes. I received several coupons in the mail weeks later as a thank you for being a customer.
Be fair, though: Kit Kats have actual cultural significance in Japan, having become a sign of good luck after the connection was made to the phrase Kitsu Katzu. What's OREO'S excuse???
@@nuclear_wizard exactly. I read somewhere how, many varieties of kit-kat just work as a gift when people return from some tourist place (or different city, I guess?) and that also includes expecting to buy kit-kat which is famous for that particular area/city.
The base concept of this video actually reminds me of how my world history teacher used to explain why empires kept exploding/kingdoms kept collapsing/etc: "Because a cookie isn't good enough." He used the analogy of Oreos and how they're effectively the perfect cookie on a conceptual level; they taste good, they're completely circular, they're good for dipping and overall simple but highly effective. Of course, the company that makes Oreos, and really most of humanity, can't just *settle* a lot of the time. And so we get stuff like in this video, where the company is trying to add new stuff despite them being in a position where they have everything they've ever wanted, or an empire/kingdom is trying to expand to cover more ground of the "more ground than they could ever put to use" territory they already possess. They could stop, right now, just keep making standard Oreos, and make bank enough for the people running the company to maintain basically any lifestyle they wanted as long as it was physically possible. A lot of empires were the same way, with the kings or emperors in play being fully in a position where the lest of their life could be in insane luxury, but they wanted more. Because a cookie isn't good enough, so now we have watermelon Oreos and a massive pile of dead empires.
@@mostdefinitely7536 It's not really a sign of a terrible ceo that he doesn't know everything happening on the ground floor. If anything it shows how well he's done at getting his company self sufficient. You have managers that create and follow through on tasks, designers that make products, and a marketing team that can take those designs and sell them. If the ceo doesn't learn about a new profitable product until it's already making his company money, then it means he found the right people and his company is a success.
I mean they have a lot of rivals. Even though they own and decide how food is placed on their aisle maybe hydrox or something could put them out of business.
I like how he actually stumbled on to the reason for all the varieties. The more Oreo varieties a store is expected to have, the less room there is for competitors in the cookie aisle. They functionally are advertising sure some people grab them but they also make it so oreos dominate the cookie aisle.
This is due to investors wanting higher and higher returns. They aren't content with making just some of the money in a stable manner. They want to make ALL of the money. Hence, these stupid Oreo flavors.
@horn Where I'm at, we don't even get the new Oreo flavors most of the time, barring the seasonal ones. And it's not the fact that they're making new flavors so much as they're making way too many. Now, with all that said, there's WAY worse things other companies have done and are doing, so us teasing Oreo about this is mostly for fun, even if it is kinda true.
@horn Yeah, that's the point CH is making. They make the best-selling cookie. It's working and been working for a long-ass time. lol As to marketers, sometimes, they're full of shit, and so are executives. How many terrible and/or unethical decisions have I seen made by those two groups...
@@OccamsWoodChipper I mean 100 years ago stuff that ended in - ox like Hydrox was associated with food. One of the lesser examples of why you don't look at history with a modern lens.
“I have never been to a cookie aisle and not seen half the cookie aisle choked with a sinful glut of bullshit oreos” is such a powerful line and I will be using sinful glut in my vocabulary from now on
There’s 20 minutes of additional footage that isn’t aired here on the college humor app. I was curious. It’s almost completely ad libbed as far as I can tell and then cut up into this masterpiece.
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a tower to madness” is such an off-the-dome Brennan rage line that I WOULD be surprised if this wasn’t ad-libbed 😂
@@TechZACH16 Yeah if you watch the extra 20 minutes you know for sure this is just him going off. I've never identified with a human man the same way I do with Brennan, he lives exactly how I feel.
The insanely raw lines in this is amazing. "..and Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer!" "You have poison in your mind, and the fact that you can't see it makes me so sad." "You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness." "It's too much Craig."
“...and cookies&cream Oreos-“ “what flavor? Ok explain to me, just for my own sake, what exactly is cookies&cream?” “So cookies&cream is a desert that is like a milkshake that tastes like oreo cream and then has some of the hard parts of Oreo crushed up and mixed into it” “So cookies&cream tastes just like Oreos.” “Yep” “And then you made an Oreo that tastes like cookies&cream?” “Yeah...” “So it’s an Oreo that tastes like Oreo?...”
"A lot of people have worked really hard." "Why?" My man has a point. OREOs sell themselves. The CEO and entire board could just be replaced with a sleeve of OREOs and the company would be fine.
@@omniphage9391 To be fair, I can't remember the last time I've seen advertisement or promotion for oreos. I just find out about new flavours AT the store because like was said, half the fucking aisle is just oreo bullshit.
@@godricktheminecrafted3113 innovation? There is no such thing as 'innovation' in hypercommodified environments like today's market(s). It's all about "boosting" the value and sustaining illusion of it... fabricating the utility and maintaining the hierarchy with deceptive premises.
Kinda surprised they never did a build your own oreo kit. Small jar of the filling and a pack of the cookie parts, like a pack of Ritz crackers. This way you can use as much filling as you want.
"you're going to need to explain the difference between strawberry milkshake oreo and strawberry oreo. Or I'm gonna burn the building down." I love how all the different CEO's have varying levels of insanity
"Now introducing tidepod oreos" "and in headline news tonight the CEO's of both tide and oreos where found dead after shooting each other in the face in some kind of murder pact."
For anyone interested, this is actually a line from an old 17th Centruy poem by Robert Hayman. Which was then edited and quoted by Hans Gruber in Die Hard where it was popularised.
"What do you mean people like Bereavement Oreos?" "Focus groups love the taste of them." "Yeah, Kyle. They're Oreos". This is so hilariously stupid that some marketing exec may have actually tried it at some point.
In a series about either understandably angry CEOS or crazy CEOS, it's refreshing to see one that's. . . Nice. And it's interesting that while this is basically the same premise every time Brennan successfully portrays a slightly different character every time
Carl: STOP MAKING BULLSHIT AND GO HOME TO YOUR FAMILY! ENJOY YOUR LIFE! GO IN HERE FOR THE TWO SECONDS YOU NEED TO TO MAINTAIN SHIT AND WALK OUT WITH THE MONEY TO SUPPORT YOUR FAMILY!
This probably is the best video illustrating how companies seeking endless growth in profits rather than just being happy with steady revenue eventually leads to kind of insane shit
the people who make oreos also make almost every other snack cookie like chips ahoy, nutter butters, etc so they also have what is almost a monopoly on the market
Reason why they make these weird flavors is that A it expands the market of oreos and B if they suck folks will be like "didn't like the mint oreos just get me some normal oreos"
@@giovannicervantes2053 how much more can the market expand in the us??? i understand abroad as i know oreos aren’t dominant in every foreign market but i dont think they have any more room to grow here at home. and i know most of these wild “marketing” flavors are us or north america specific.
I swear that Oreos took this as a challenge, or an insult, or something, because ever since this video came out I’ve seen EVEN MORE weird Oreo types than before
5:17 The sentence that gets better with every subsequent word: “I have never BEEN to a grocery store and not seen HALF the cookie aisle CHOKED with a SINFUL GLUT of BULL S#%T OREOS.”
@@turma8eac Covid deniers, Covid alarmists, climate change deniers, climate change alarmists, open borders advocates, zero immigration advocates, BLM, Antifa, The Proud boys, The boogaloo boys, Republicans, Democrats, flat earthers, and for the love of all things sane EVERYONE stop talking about the orange man.
Honestly Brennan is such a good actor. The way he reads "we will never rest on our laurels" like he's confused but trying not to show it is oscar-worthy.
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness” “And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer” “Am I Cassandra? Doomed Prophet, alone and unheeded by the weary world?” “Do I drag my carcass to the mountaintop once more just to scream a warning that will go unheeded and Unheard? Or do I end it?” Just a few raw lines from the CEO series
i was today years old when i learned that almost ALL of the varietals mentioned in this video are real?? football, strawberry milkshake, filled cupcake, ANDROID OREOS..... brennan's pain was not an act 😂😭
Literally on drop out, he's in 3/4 shows that premier weekly right now: Dimension 20, Adventuring Party, and Adventuring Academy. I got the drop out subscription because of Dimension 20. What a time!
Well that is because everyone else had to get laid off when the parent company dropped them lol. When theres only 1 person on creative staff you kinda are by default the person thats helping keep the company going
I'm pretty sure that's because he pretty much literally is. Like nearly everyone else got fired so at its core, Collegehumor is just Sam Reich and Brennan, which is too much ginger for my taste.
For shits and giggles I looked up all of the varieties of Oreo in real life, and was blown away by the fact that like 90% of the varieties mentioned in this video are ACTUALLY REAL. Yes, that includes Football Oreo and Android Oreo... like wtf
They didn't even get into the weird ones in this video. Like Lady Gaga Oreos, Hot Chicken Wing Oreos, Swedish Fish Oreos, or being able to order custom Oreos with pictures on them.
Had to know...they make Matcha Oreos! Without wood shavings, even. If you're in the U.S., you can buy a very small number of them for possibly too much money from a few different online snack vendors. (Much to my horror, and probably that of Brennan's CEO here, there have also been Swedish Fish Oreos.)
@@ReX0r what? I have seen so many movies and tv shows that I have a huge amount of quotes that I don’t even know where they came from but I believe my friend said this once to someone.
The kindest one too, he's literally telling people to chill and getting the money. Seemed genuinely happy to be making the birthday video for the accounting dude. The most unkind thing he does is yelling at the people who won't listen to him as the CEO.
@@RavenclawNimbus They’re so good. The slight bitterness offsets the normally really sweet taste. The dangerous part is since they’re so delicious and won’t overload you by being too sweet, you can easily eat the entire bag.
I like how there are multiple ways to interpret why Craig is working 80 hours a week. 1) Much like the marketing team, he is putting his all into the job despite Oreos selling themselves. 2) Because they work at a money factory, the accounting department are the only ones working hard.
@@TartarusHimself There's no option 1 or 2. He's just working hard cause accounting is the only that has a hard work. Like what do y'all expect acc to do
I actually knew one of the engineers at Mondelez who ran one of the Oreos production lines. He kept coming to boardgame night and bringing all of Oreos you never saw in stores because they were just too flippin' weird.
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness” is genuinely one of my favorite quotes ever. I have a master doc of quotes I love, and I always stumble across it and think “god, that goes so hard” and sometimes I forget where it’s from and have to look it up, and it always brings me back here, which kills me every time
I'd like to think this was the CEOs first job before he moved onto all the other companies. He started off so innocent and chill just slacking off with the world best cookie and was then slowly driven insane.
@@Resters52_official We can spin it that he was still in practice after coming back to America from Japan. In small groups people aren't required to wear masks, so that would explain no masks in the other ones, or it never happened in the CEOverse (unless it gets specifically addressed in one of the videos).
This may be one of the most well written sketches of all. Time. Every part of this video is quotable. With the lines, and Brennan’s magnificent acting.. It just can’t get any better. If I named every memorable line in this I’d be reenacting the entire video! 😂
the funny thing is once an oreo marketing dude once came to my campus. he said the biggest challenge of oreo is not by innovating the product, but by innovating the marketing strategy. the original is the best one and they just put the other flavour just in case. the product sold ratio is 10:1, 10 is the original and 1 is the rest. So yeah, this is valid :D
Considering Oreo is a copycat of another product and practically erased the original product from everyone's memory....the marketing peeps are doing a great job
@@hinatamercury The fact the original was called Hydrox, which sounds like a brand of particularly caustic bleach, sure made the Oreos marketing easier
"When we do it well, it drives our classic Oreo cookie, as well as the sales of the limited edition," Parnell said of releasing limited-edition flavors. According to Nielsen, sales of the flavored, novelty and seasonal Oreos were up by 12 percent over the last three years. Even more, sales of the original cookie were up almost 22 percent." So buckle in for new Oreos until the end of time.
Want 20 minutes of Brennan in character reacting to Oreo varietals? Dropout's got you covered: www.dropout.tv/videos/oreo-ceo-bonus-footage
There was a Swedish fish oreo
I’ll only buy Dropout if there’s a continuation of the Trapp killed Pat saga
I think Brennan has finally burned out on the amount of absurdity that he can tolerate and now it's just a gentle, weary struggle against the tide rather than tilting at windmills
Yes, yes I do!
I will watch any Brennan in character reactions, they are great!
“A lot of people worked really hard”
“Why?”
That was the most genuine why I have ever heard.
What’s ur pfp from?
@@alastorcrowe2193 caillou
@@alastorcrowe2193 its tim from inazuma eleven.
My stomach is hurting over this one line
“We work really hard.”
“Don’t.”
Bereavement Oreos should be called “Soreo for your loss”.
Soreo for your losseo
Bloody gold lmao
That's a violation right there
You are hired
Sorry foreo loss
I was waiting for him to talk about the cookies and cream flavored Oreos. It’s literally an Oreo flavored Oreo.
He does in the extended version on dropout
Oreo Blizzard flavored Oreos! Oreo-ception!
Those were delicious and I want them back!
So it's an oreo^2
Seeing these In the store stopped me.
2:49 “It has the consistency of a milkshake, this cookie?”
“No, it has the consistency of-“
“Of an Oreo, right?”
“Yeah-“
“AHHHHHH”
Top tier content
"We work really hard"
"Don't"
Gets me every time
420 likes. Nice.
@@Qwerty0791 Cringe
@@Qwerty0791 ya… cringe AF
5:39
“It’s Oreos, we work in a money factory” best line
...heard a urban myth about some punks giving out oreos to homeless with filling removed and laxative replaced... now that is sick, depraved.
“You are a babbling fool, and we have built a temple to madness.”
Second best line
@@paulferancik7766 Agreed
@@josephhickman1306 Uh, I'm pretty sure that did actually happen with toothpaste, and the guy got sick, then ended up with a legal settlement. There was a news story about it I believe.
I think the best line has to be "People worked really hard on these." "Why?"
"We work really hard."
"Don't."
CEO of my DREAMS
The part about going home and cashing the checks...it’s inspirational.
I would gladly work under him
@@anthonyzivalich4962 I would gladly not work under him
@@FussyPickles ok
@@anthonyzivalich4962 I would gladly be under him
5:20 that's actually one of the real reasons CPG brands do this. As one website says, "A benefit of bringing on more flavors means you get more of a brand presence on the shelf." You want to take over the aisle with more and more flavors so people see a sea of your branded product on the shelf.
Exactly. We should ponder this the next time we're choosing between regular, whitening, gum care, deep repair, pronamel intensive enamel repair, multi-action, daily protection and fresh breath toothpaste that's all made by the same brand. They can just put all of those things in one toothpaste, and for the most part, the company's flagship product will have those things covered already. Crest doesn't really save their best cavity-fighting power for their niche products. They've been refining their basic product for decades and improving it as much as they can. The varieties are a billboard, and the supermarkets probably have to contract to carry a bunch of profitless varieties just to put the Doritos that everyone is going to buy anyway on their shelves.
"A lot of people worked very hard."
"Why?"
That got me
Me at work when there's virtually nothing to do
dfgj
"We work really hard..."
"Don't."
:D
@Pratik kashyap Sir, this is a K-mart...
“We could just make Oreos”
“We are just making Oreos”
“No, we’re making crazy bullshit”
“We worked really hard on this”
“Don’t.”
Meanwhile the Oreo marketing team is snorting lines of crushed Oreo dust making new nightmare Oreos.
Nightmares have a flavor?
Cocaine stuf
@@eansba88-
They do now.
try our new eldritch horror Oreo. gaze upon the infinite and weep tears of blood upon the futility of resistance. and yes, they still have that same great taste you know and love now with as hint of wails of the damned.
*warning: the Oreo company does not claim any responsibility for dispelling the thin blanket of sanity that protects humanity from itself, crippling disillusionment and cultist inclinations. we are also not responsible for, and strongly encourage seeing a doctor if you experience: any rapid fluctuating mental instability, auto cannibalism and blindings resulting from attempts to free yourself from forbidden sights using only your fingers in a vain attempt to unsee the truth.
@@TheBlackwolf5011 you my friend are a comedic GENIUS
"Alot of people worked really hard"
"Why?" Had me fucken dying.
Same dude, I was wheezing
"We work really hard."
"Don't."
I think this is so much better
hello I had the honor of being your 1,000th like
The worse part is that many of those Oreos he mentioned are actually real.
Some of this may just partly be my fault. I came up with the idea of flavored cremes for Oreo's in 1997. A school project was to write a letter to a company either to complain about something or to praise them. I choose to praise Nabisco for Oreo's and then proceeded to suggest flavored cremes, with my initial ideas being Mint, Coffee, and Chocolate cremes. I received several coupons in the mail weeks later as a thank you for being a customer.
Dammit man
You had good ideas and inspired good things. But goddamn it, you started something terrible.
I'm prolly taking too much credit for those ideas. I couldn't have been the only one.
That's not true.
I like to think this was the sole cause of all the varied oreos we've seen throughout the years
Shoutout to this CEO
Morale is so high he can't order his people to _stop working._
Fucking amazing comment.
I like how he just says go home and live your own life, and get paid for living
He’s definitely a pro
“We work really hard.”
“...don’t.”
I like this CEO
Oreo CEO: “You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness.”
Japanese Kit Kat CEO: “Hold my beer...”
Be fair, though: Kit Kats have actual cultural significance in Japan, having become a sign of good luck after the connection was made to the phrase Kitsu Katzu. What's OREO'S excuse???
@@nuclear_wizard exactly. I read somewhere how, many varieties of kit-kat just work as a gift when people return from some tourist place (or different city, I guess?) and that also includes expecting to buy kit-kat which is famous for that particular area/city.
Green Tea Kit Kats are a crime against taste.
@@whorcruxed They have region/city only Kit Kat in Japan?
Not hold my beer but “hold my kit kat”
It’s so weird seeing Brennan playing a CEO that wasn’t viscerally losing his shits and is just moderately upset
Lol no existential breakdown just very very annoyed😂 I am nervous
yup
Well this was more of a mild annoyance rather than a possible massive tidepod intoxication
He finally learned that he has a monopoly
It helps that none of these Oreo pitches can trigger a PR nightmare.
The base concept of this video actually reminds me of how my world history teacher used to explain why empires kept exploding/kingdoms kept collapsing/etc:
"Because a cookie isn't good enough."
He used the analogy of Oreos and how they're effectively the perfect cookie on a conceptual level; they taste good, they're completely circular, they're good for dipping and overall simple but highly effective. Of course, the company that makes Oreos, and really most of humanity, can't just *settle* a lot of the time. And so we get stuff like in this video, where the company is trying to add new stuff despite them being in a position where they have everything they've ever wanted, or an empire/kingdom is trying to expand to cover more ground of the "more ground than they could ever put to use" territory they already possess.
They could stop, right now, just keep making standard Oreos, and make bank enough for the people running the company to maintain basically any lifestyle they wanted as long as it was physically possible. A lot of empires were the same way, with the kings or emperors in play being fully in a position where the lest of their life could be in insane luxury, but they wanted more.
Because a cookie isn't good enough, so now we have watermelon Oreos and a massive pile of dead empires.
That right there sounds like a very cool teacher 😂
"Because a cookie isn't good enough, so now we have watermelon Oreos and a massive pile of dead empires."
damn thats deep AF
I love how the last paragraph makes it sound as if the watermelon Oreos caused the huge number of dead empires.
@@sipos0Right there with you. I want to quote this. No, I want to model all of my papers after this.
"Because a cookie isn't good enough, so now we have watermelon Oreos and a massive pile of dead empires"
Unironically, a banger line
I love that the CEO cares enough to remember Craig in Accounting's birthday
i mean, what else does he have to do? he runs the OREO company
And why the heck is Craig working 80 hours when the CEO keeps telling people to go home? Chill, Craig!
This really broke the illusion for me, CEOs cant remember their own childrens' names
He's the only guy in accounting
Craig works in accounting at a money factory. He's got more coming in than he can deal with.
When Brennan says “hey gang” it makes me feel safe
He gives the cool uncle who goes crazy when people are stupid vibe
And then you get to the end of Ep 2 of Fantasy High, and develop a Pavlovian shiver in response to "hey gang!" forever.
you existing is needed
I couldn't agree more! Brennan is by far my favourite cast member and so today is a doubly good day for me, a new CH video and Mr Mulligan himself!
I’ve seen enough of these CEO videos that “Hey gang” sets off my fight or flight instinct
His descent into madness grows quicker...
He has already reached the bottom
Thanks for the head up! :)
He’s at bedrock, unfortunately he has a drill
It's always fun to read comments before you know what you're getting yourself into
@@Pondfish see you on the other side brother
Every now and then Oreo stumble upon a real hit, like Oreo Thins, and for that alone I thank the hardworking Oreo scientists
Wish they'd bring back rice-krispy-treat oreos, those were fantastic!
The Oreologists?
I wish they would give me an Oreo thin amount of cream with regular cookie. Oreo Half Stuf.
“You have a poison in your mind, and the fact that you can’t see it makes me SO sad.” HONESTLY THIS LINE IS RAW
Me @ me from 7 years ago with an eating disorder
For me it's "you're a babbling fool and we have built s temple to madness"
"You are a babbling fool, and we have built a temple to madness."
Iconic quote. Instantly.
I can assure you I’ll be using this line in real life. Every time somebody says something crazy I will remember this video
The phrase applies to every marketing executive to step foot in the office of an American corporation since 1977.
It sounds familiar, but from where...
@@AshHeaven from Brennan being iconic
"You have a poison in your mind, and the fact that you can't see it makes me so sad" is a close second.
Carl actually seems like a decent guy. He genuinely cares about his employees and doesn't want them to work themselves to death.
Too bad he’s a terrible CEO who doesn’t even know his own products 😂
@@mostdefinitely7536 It's not really a sign of a terrible ceo that he doesn't know everything happening on the ground floor. If anything it shows how well he's done at getting his company self sufficient. You have managers that create and follow through on tasks, designers that make products, and a marketing team that can take those designs and sell them. If the ceo doesn't learn about a new profitable product until it's already making his company money, then it means he found the right people and his company is a success.
@@MikuIsMine You know that’s an interesting take. Didn’t think of it like that!
NEW! Vacation Oreo! It is time off work that still tastes like an Oreo!
He specifically doesn’t want them to work
The detail of accounting being the actual busy department got me right at the end
“You have a poison in your mind, and the fact that you can’t see it makes me so sad” fuckin’ SENT me
I saw this coment as he was saying it and it was perfect
For me it was “you are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness”
Brennan is my anger translator
Needs to be framed!
jkl;
Every person working in the Oreo marketing department must be sweating right now.
...working? on what?
@@ilovefunnyamv2nd Sweat Flavored Oreos, coming to a store near you.
@@maxdabski9362 STOP WORKING! PLEASE JUST CASH THE CHECKS AND GO HOME
@@maxdabski9362 u works in Marketing Department of Oreo right? Go home, man.
I mean they have a lot of rivals. Even though they own and decide how food is placed on their aisle maybe hydrox or something could put them out of business.
The CEO Series never dissapoints, Brennan is a Brilliant actor.
Honestly my favorite college humor
fr he’s so talented
That little cut scream gets me every time
My favourite is the Juul CEO
I love all the CEO series
I like how he actually stumbled on to the reason for all the varieties.
The more Oreo varieties a store is expected to have, the less room there is for competitors in the cookie aisle. They functionally are advertising sure some people grab them but they also make it so oreos dominate the cookie aisle.
There's absolutely no way you can convince me Brennan didn't suggest "Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
I actually believe it is improvised, you can catch a glimpse when he said “there is no where else to go” is the moment he came up with the quote
Alexander wept, for there were no more oreos to create.
This and the “am I Cassandra” moment are my favourites
This reminds me of "Jesus wept for there were no more worlds to conquer!" quote from Community lol
@@araw_buwan SIX SEASONS AND A MOVIE
'We work really hard...'
'Don't.'
There's a whole economy class summed up in those lines.
This is due to investors wanting higher and higher returns. They aren't content with making just some of the money in a stable manner. They want to make ALL of the money. Hence, these stupid Oreo flavors.
@horn Where I'm at, we don't even get the new Oreo flavors most of the time, barring the seasonal ones. And it's not the fact that they're making new flavors so much as they're making way too many.
Now, with all that said, there's WAY worse things other companies have done and are doing, so us teasing Oreo about this is mostly for fun, even if it is kinda true.
@horn Do you have a source for their increased revenue and brand awareness?
@horn Yeah, that's the point CH is making. They make the best-selling cookie. It's working and been working for a long-ass time. lol
As to marketers, sometimes, they're full of shit, and so are executives. How many terrible and/or unethical decisions have I seen made by those two groups...
@horn I said their COOKIES have worked for a long-ass time. Not necessarily their marketing.
His acting is actually insanely impressive.
You should check out his early skits he did for UCB comedy school.
Don’t get why a hollywood casting studio hasnt picked him up. Please Seth Rogen!
Bro, how do we have the exact same breadtube list on youtube
Right? I feel like after being the CEO for so long he's really gotten it down.
And to think his reactions are improv! He runs his own show too which is about 60% improv with a full cast on the Dimension 20 channel.
They stole the perfect cookie 100 years ago
Getting some bereavement Oreos to mourn Hydrox
@@RobinHood3000 💀
Hydrox sucked. They want you to think it was stolen but it was just made edible.
Don't want people to steal it, don't name it something that sounds like a laundry detergent. 🤷
@@OccamsWoodChipper I mean 100 years ago stuff that ended in - ox like Hydrox was associated with food. One of the lesser examples of why you don't look at history with a modern lens.
“I have never been to a cookie aisle and not seen half the cookie aisle choked with a sinful glut of bullshit oreos” is such a powerful line and I will be using sinful glut in my vocabulary from now on
I'm adding babbling fool to mine lmao
the way he said the word "choked" got me cracking up
maybe thats why they have so many flavors. To block out the competitionion
And the other half is Chips Ahoy lol.
I'm sorry but
Grocery store*
I'm 90% positive, that they just tell Brennan the premise of these ads, and all his dialogue is ad-libbed
There’s 20 minutes of additional footage that isn’t aired here on the college humor app. I was curious. It’s almost completely ad libbed as far as I can tell and then cut up into this masterpiece.
I mean he does dm a lot
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a tower to madness” is such an off-the-dome Brennan rage line that I WOULD be surprised if this wasn’t ad-libbed 😂
@@TechZACH16 Yeah if you watch the extra 20 minutes you know for sure this is just him going off. I've never identified with a human man the same way I do with Brennan, he lives exactly how I feel.
@@ahobbit1273 temple*
The insanely raw lines in this is amazing.
"..and Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer!"
"You have poison in your mind, and the fact that you can't see it makes me so sad."
"You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness."
"It's too much Craig."
Craig is one of the few people who make sense working hard, he's an accountant in a money factory
“Every cookie isle in America is Choked with a sinful gut of bullshit Oreos”
"we done did the good cookie!"
I am stealing this line for later use: "You have poison in your mind, and the fact that you can't see it makes me so sad"
I love how genuinely happy he is to talk to Craig
I'm just sorry they didn't mention "Cookies & Cream" flavor, an actual flavor. They actually made Oreo-flavored Oreos.
It didn’t make the cut but it’s was in the dropout one
They taste like repetition
Oh God I have a brain freeze from reading that..
“...and cookies&cream Oreos-“
“what flavor? Ok explain to me, just for my own sake, what exactly is cookies&cream?”
“So cookies&cream is a desert that is like a milkshake that tastes like oreo cream and then has some of the hard parts of Oreo crushed up and mixed into it”
“So cookies&cream tastes just like Oreos.”
“Yep”
“And then you made an Oreo that tastes like cookies&cream?”
“Yeah...”
“So it’s an Oreo that tastes like Oreo?...”
@@anthonycannet1305 no we made an Oreo that tastes like cookies and cream.
"A lot of people have worked really hard."
"Why?"
My man has a point. OREOs sell themselves. The CEO and entire board could just be replaced with a sleeve of OREOs and the company would be fine.
thats why normal people dont like marketing lizards
@@omniphage9391 To be fair, I can't remember the last time I've seen advertisement or promotion for oreos. I just find out about new flavours AT the store because like was said, half the fucking aisle is just oreo bullshit.
Innovation
What’s the point of earning shitloads of money if you don’t use any of it for varying the source?
A sleeve of CEO-REOs, if you will?
It was right there....
@@godricktheminecrafted3113 innovation? There is no such thing as 'innovation' in hypercommodified environments like today's market(s). It's all about "boosting" the value and sustaining illusion of it... fabricating the utility and maintaining the hierarchy with deceptive premises.
The packaging for those bereavement Oreos should say "We're sorry fOREO loss"
brooooooo SENT
You're hired!
I am sure it would cheer people up.
Nice
I still like calling them sorry-os instead
Kinda surprised they never did a build your own oreo kit. Small jar of the filling and a pack of the cookie parts, like a pack of Ritz crackers. This way you can use as much filling as you want.
Moreos
I'm still waiting for "Oops All Stuf".
That's just diabetes with extra steps.
Stop, you're giving them ideas
They make mini snack packs like the crackers you dip in cheese product up here in New England! However I think those are off-brand officially
he came so refreshed, like he's been going to therapy and was at peace with himself... then oreo happened.
nobody should like this comment, let's keep the 666
Here to say I was the 1k
@@niamhythedegen wow, that's pretty cool, thanks for the like.
@@niamhythedegen wow... that blew up really quick. congrats to Ebizzill then😊
"you're going to need to explain the difference between strawberry milkshake oreo and strawberry oreo.
Or I'm gonna burn the building down."
I love how all the different CEO's have varying levels of insanity
Andrew went rolling u guys
stop dudesi don't care I just want ppl to come to nicer comment section I would love it if we could do that way more than ever before
@@j_misinterpreted_relephant7661 ?
Michael Scott vibes
I shit you not they also got a chocolate covered strawberry one too.
"Now introducing tidepod oreos"
"and in headline news tonight the CEO's of both tide and oreos where found dead after shooting each other in the face in some kind of murder pact."
Sounds about right
Ok, you win.
+
You mean the CEO of vothe Tide and Oreos was found dead after shooting himself in the face in some kind of suicide pact (with himself).
Brennan's perfectly cut scream at 2:53 is why you're here. You're welcome.
“It has the consistency of an Oreo?”
“Yea-“
“AAAH-“
best quote tho lol
True
That shriek is everything
Best part :)
My fav screaming moment
i love the line "and alexander wept for there were no more worlds to conquer" I love how dramatic brennen is with his acting
For anyone interested, this is actually a line from an old 17th Centruy poem by Robert Hayman. Which was then edited and quoted by Hans Gruber in Die Hard where it was popularised.
JESUS WEPT!
@@crowthewicked8344 Hellraiser
@@crowthewicked8344STOP SAYING JESUS WEPT
@@StevoIDH Thank you! I was just wondering where the Hans Gruber quote was originally from but couldn't find anything online.
"What do you mean people like Bereavement Oreos?"
"Focus groups love the taste of them."
"Yeah, Kyle. They're Oreos".
This is so hilariously stupid that some marketing exec may have actually tried it at some point.
The real reason they like bereavement Oreos is they don't have to say anything, just hand over a packet of cookies.
I would buy a pallet of Bereavement Oreos for every death of a friend or family member. They could also market the exact same product as "Goth Oreos."
I looked that one up. Not a thing 😂
Encapsulates middle management logic perfectly
I would buy them
"You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness" then continues listing oreos.
"We could just make Oreos."
"We are making Oreos."
"No we are making craaaazy bullshit."
B movie on nutshell
Even crazier stuff
"We could just make Oreos."
"We are just making Oreos."
"Nooo, we're making crazy bullshit."
Thank you for this😂😂🤣
This is like the most kind and caring CEO he's seriously telling them to go spend time with their family
And rake in the money
I love the implication that he makes personalized birthday videos for all of his employees.
In a series about either understandably angry CEOS or crazy CEOS, it's refreshing to see one that's. . . Nice.
And it's interesting that while this is basically the same premise every time Brennan successfully portrays a slightly different character every time
Not very realistic.
Carl: STOP MAKING BULLSHIT AND GO HOME TO YOUR FAMILY! ENJOY YOUR LIFE! GO IN HERE FOR THE TWO SECONDS YOU NEED TO TO MAINTAIN SHIT AND WALK OUT WITH THE MONEY TO SUPPORT YOUR FAMILY!
Every time I walk past a cookie aisle, I always look at the oreos and ask "what have the fuckers at oreo come up with this time?"
This probably is the best video illustrating how companies seeking endless growth in profits rather than just being happy with steady revenue eventually leads to kind of insane shit
Lol you don't understand marketing do you
the people who make oreos also make almost every other snack cookie like chips ahoy, nutter butters, etc so they also have what is almost a monopoly on the market
Reason why they make these weird flavors is that A it expands the market of oreos and B if they suck folks will be like "didn't like the mint oreos just get me some normal oreos"
@@giovannicervantes2053 how much more can the market expand in the us??? i understand abroad as i know oreos aren’t dominant in every foreign market but i dont think they have any more room to grow here at home. and i know most of these wild “marketing” flavors are us or north america specific.
@@cambecambe3199 we EAT a lot so to make us eat more will make the profits even bigger
“I need you to be able to tell me what’s wrong with this, without me explaining it verbally?” Oh boy is that something relatable.
@canal piriri plu plu bot
I swear that Oreos took this as a challenge, or an insult, or something, because ever since this video came out I’ve seen EVEN MORE weird Oreo types than before
They got inspired
@@hellothere702 "Don't."
Saw a woman buying caramel latte Oreos in my checkout yesterday. Made me laugh, and cry.
They did a case study on Coke and determined that making more flavors actually hurts your company.
Can't wait for the Dropout-partnership themed Oreos
2:31 To be fair, poptarts have a strawberry and strawberry milkshaks flavors, and the milshake one is way better than the plain strawberry one
"And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer"
Art.
jkl;
AND JESUS WEPT
@@jamesreagan8175 came to the comments to make sure someone gave Dean Pelton the shout-out:-)
@@jamesreagan8175 STOP SAYING JESUS WEPT!
Fun fact: he actually wept because there were more worlds to conquer
5:17 The sentence that gets better with every subsequent word:
“I have never BEEN
to a grocery store
and not seen
HALF
the cookie aisle
CHOKED
with a SINFUL
GLUT
of BULL
S#%T
OREOS.”
"We work really hard."
"... Don't."
Perfection.
if only the real ceo was like that
@@krystlvines if only every work environment was like that
Had the new Coca-Cola Oreos, and it was so unpleasant of an experience i had to go back to this video
"You have a poison in your mind, and the fact you can't see it makes me so sad." -Official Motto of 2021
For all the antivaxers this year
@@turma8eac Nope. For everyone.
@@turma8eac Covid deniers, Covid alarmists, climate change deniers, climate change alarmists, open borders advocates, zero immigration advocates, BLM, Antifa, The Proud boys, The boogaloo boys, Republicans, Democrats, flat earthers, and for the love of all things sane EVERYONE stop talking about the orange man.
@@CruelandCold Moderation in all things, _especially_ moderation.
@@turma8eac oh sweet sweet irony
Honestly Brennan is such a good actor. The way he reads "we will never rest on our laurels" like he's confused but trying not to show it is oscar-worthy.
It's great because he most likely wrote the line but he delivers it perfectly like he's seeing it for the first time and doesn't agree at all
It's not oscar-worthy lmao, it's okay
Who said he was acting? That's him NOT acting
@@HectorTWE Oh great, we got the fun police here.
Breaking news: Carl
Box burns down Oreo Headquarters
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness”
“And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer”
“Am I Cassandra? Doomed Prophet, alone and unheeded by the weary world?”
“Do I drag my carcass to the mountaintop once more just to scream a warning that will go unheeded and Unheard? Or do I end it?”
Just a few raw lines from the CEO series
He said Babylon not babbling basically Babylon is the christian explanation for other langues
@@void617 the official captions say babbling
@@void617 i heard babbling? Babylon fool doesnt make as much sense in the context of a temple to madness instead of babbling fool...
That's being a Dungeon Master for you.
@@void617 it is babbling my dude
i was today years old when i learned that almost ALL of the varietals mentioned in this video are real?? football, strawberry milkshake, filled cupcake, ANDROID OREOS..... brennan's pain was not an act 😂😭
"We work really hard."
"Don't"
The truth
This man is single handedly carrying CollegeHumor on his back.
Literally on drop out, he's in 3/4 shows that premier weekly right now: Dimension 20, Adventuring Party, and Adventuring Academy. I got the drop out subscription because of Dimension 20. What a time!
Well that is because everyone else had to get laid off when the parent company dropped them lol. When theres only 1 person on creative staff you kinda are by default the person thats helping keep the company going
By far I think Trapp deserves that title
I'm pretty sure that's because he pretty much literally is. Like nearly everyone else got fired so at its core, Collegehumor is just Sam Reich and Brennan, which is too much ginger for my taste.
Him and the google guy.
For shits and giggles I looked up all of the varieties of Oreo in real life, and was blown away by the fact that like 90% of the varieties mentioned in this video are ACTUALLY REAL. Yes, that includes Football Oreo and Android Oreo... like wtf
They didn't even get into the weird ones in this video. Like Lady Gaga Oreos, Hot Chicken Wing Oreos, Swedish Fish Oreos, or being able to order custom Oreos with pictures on them.
don't forget the game of thrones Oreos...
What does "summer oreo" even taste like?
@@le-eggs Oreo? Like every other Oreo?
I hate that this is true.
Had to know...they make Matcha Oreos! Without wood shavings, even. If you're in the U.S., you can buy a very small number of them for possibly too much money from a few different online snack vendors.
(Much to my horror, and probably that of Brennan's CEO here, there have also been Swedish Fish Oreos.)
Swedish fish are good
"You are a babbling fool, and we have built a temple to madness."
So many quotable lines... so little time.
That is a quote that I have heard before.
@@GODOFAWSOMENESS1 Prove it.
You may have heard him say "temple to madness" before because he may have read "Incarnation" by Emma Cornwall (steampunk).
You steamy punk.
@@ReX0r what? I have seen so many movies and tv shows that I have a huge amount of quotes that I don’t even know where they came from but I believe my friend said this once to someone.
@@GODOFAWSOMENESS1 I don't believe you.
This is strangely the kindest and most caring ceo we've seen so far lmao
He's the CEO of a cookie company. That's why he's so sweet.
@@MachoMan_Vert eeeey got em
He’s the only one not on the verge of bankruptcy, he just wants to go home lmao
@@andresvega2726 And wish his accountant a Happy Birthday. I mean he's a boss that knows the birthdays of all his employees. That's awesome!
Brennan is singlehandedly keeping college humor afloat in this current age
Yeah all of the other new "humor" is shit
@@Redman_real they got like all of their budget slashed at the start of this year they mainly just do Dropout stuff now
He’s the only funny one
@@harrygiles6044 yes
@@sketchyboblol but its been shit before that they stated to get bad 5 years ago
You are a babbling fool and we've built a temple to madness." Is my new favorite quote.
This is for sure the sanest CEO so far.
This one and the local hardware story CEO.
Well not for long
The kindest one too, he's literally telling people to chill and getting the money. Seemed genuinely happy to be making the birthday video for the accounting dude. The most unkind thing he does is yelling at the people who won't listen to him as the CEO.
honestly, the guys who came up with some of these (if it was real) would deserve to be yelled at. @@antonymilne1346
@@antonymilne1346 I feel like they should listen to him considering he is the CEO
There’s dark chocolate Oreos now and every time I see them I’m like “bereavement Oreos” and I smile. Thanks collegehumor!
🤣 okay but tbh that does sound delicious lol
Dark chocolate Oreos?! Sign me up!
@@RavenclawNimbus They’re so good. The slight bitterness offsets the normally really sweet taste. The dangerous part is since they’re so delicious and won’t overload you by being too sweet, you can easily eat the entire bag.
@@TexMeta Hahaha I don’t actually like the cream, so I think the dark chocolate cookie would REALLY help!
@@RavenclawNimbus BUT THERE'S NO MILK IN OREOS! THEY ARE ALREADY MADE WITH DARK CHOCOLATE!
"You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness."
CEO series is the GOAT and so is Brennan. Amazing.
A delicious temple. If ever they combine the Thins with the peanut butter creme, I'm going to be in some trouble.
@@Archgeek0 Just like Pringles did with their chips?
all this phrases needs to be said by google, twitter, facebook and youtube CEO's
3 years after this sketch was uploaded, Nabisco gives us Sour Patch Kids Oreos, and with that, this sketch is officially a documentary.
I like how there are multiple ways to interpret why Craig is working 80 hours a week.
1) Much like the marketing team, he is putting his all into the job despite Oreos selling themselves.
2) Because they work at a money factory, the accounting department are the only ones working hard.
Also might have been a stab at the Nabisco overworking employees controversy that lead to the Nabisco strike.
Or number three how much marketing wastes
At the start he mentions Craig being in accounting. "This is Craig birthday video right? in accounting?"
@@dvdalp … hence the comment
@@TartarusHimself There's no option 1 or 2. He's just working hard cause accounting is the only that has a hard work. Like what do y'all expect acc to do
"You are a babbling fool an we have build a temple to madness" is such a powerfull line
Read this just as he said it 😂
The delivery of that line reminded me immediately of Conan O'Brien
The best line in the whole video I think
I actually knew one of the engineers at Mondelez who ran one of the Oreos production lines. He kept coming to boardgame night and bringing all of Oreos you never saw in stores because they were just too flippin' weird.
Guacamole fiesta Oreo
Root Beer Oreo
Hot Chocolate, Ghost Pepper, Oreo
@@timwoods2852 One of those is actually pretty close.
So u gonna tell us the flavours?
Yeah, tell us the favors!
TMNT Oreos (Margarita pizza + sewage water)
“You are a babbling fool and we have built a temple to madness” is genuinely one of my favorite quotes ever. I have a master doc of quotes I love, and I always stumble across it and think “god, that goes so hard” and sometimes I forget where it’s from and have to look it up, and it always brings me back here, which kills me every time
"You have poison in your mind and the fact that you can't see it makes me so sad." I love Brennan's humor.
Brennan playing CEOs is the best thing to come out of college humor
I think you mean the ONLY thing that comes out of CollegeHumor.
@@SourFoo 😂
I really like John Doe defender of the basic?
Brennan is the best thing to come out of college humor
Him and the teacher from the jeggings vids are hysterical.
I'd like to think this was the CEOs first job before he moved onto all the other companies. He started off so innocent and chill just slacking off with the world best cookie and was then slowly driven insane.
We need a CEO cinematic universe timeline
jkl;
Couldn't be, he walked in with the mask meaning this was after covid in both our world and the Ceoverse.
@@Resters52_official We can spin it that he was still in practice after coming back to America from Japan. In small groups people aren't required to wear masks, so that would explain no masks in the other ones, or it never happened in the CEOverse (unless it gets specifically addressed in one of the videos).
He’s the CEO of the film studio of the Pitch Meeting Cinematic Universe
This may be one of the most well written sketches of all. Time.
Every part of this video is quotable. With the lines, and Brennan’s magnificent acting.. It just can’t get any better.
If I named every memorable line in this I’d be reenacting the entire video! 😂
If Brennan ever auditions for a major motion picture, this should be his audition tape. Fuckin gold man
If there aren't bereavement Oreos at my funeral, I'm not coming.
Oreo coffin ? Environmental friendly, bio-degradable, and filled with flower seeds.
@@scrubby2 the inside of the coffin is just the creme filling. Lol
@@Patches_ingame human flavored cream
@@kairuw6477 Please stop 😭
@@november382 don’t worry it’s mostly artificial
*”We done did the good cookie that everybody like!”* -Brennan
Dimension20 tag line for all seasons
4:58
I actually dont like Oreos. The hard cookie part tastes like charcoal to me
@@ShiroHoshi weird, try putting em in milk
@@queenofvermin doesnt stop it from tasting like charcoal. its just soggy charcoal
This video aged far to well... We now have Coca Cola Oreos
I love to think that the CEO of Oreos is so in touch with his employees that he's palling around with Craig from accounting
"You are a babbling fool, and we have built a temple to madness." The title of my favorite Political Science textbook.
The best yelp or google maps review of any parliament anywhere in the world: "A temple to madness built by babbling fools."
Yes why did no one applaud that line.
5:42 if Hollywood ever makes the mistake of trying to make a live action version of the Incredibles, the least they can do is cast Brennan as Syndrome
I was just thinking this.
I really want him to do the monologue at the conference room scene.
@@futuza "Ah, you caught me monologing!"
I swear his voice almost sounds like Syndrome's too.
The one with the icing on he outside and a cookie piece in the middle sounds good, actually
the funny thing is once an oreo marketing dude once came to my campus. he said the biggest challenge of oreo is not by innovating the product, but by innovating the marketing strategy. the original is the best one and they just put the other flavour just in case. the product sold ratio is 10:1, 10 is the original and 1 is the rest. So yeah, this is valid :D
So this video was spot on huh
Considering Oreo is a copycat of another product and practically erased the original product from everyone's memory....the marketing peeps are doing a great job
@@hinatamercury tbf oreo rolls easier off the tongue than hydrox that sounds like some fucking carcinogen.
@@hinatamercury The fact the original was called Hydrox, which sounds like a brand of particularly caustic bleach, sure made the Oreos marketing easier
@@MollymaukT I forgot about them! Esh that name. Yeah.
Seeing alot of people talking about Brennan, but not enough people talking about Craig. I mean it's his birthday.
Happy birthday to Craig!
They should make Craig flavored Oreos!
@@meduimrareberries5888We got us an Oreo Executive here! Go home, stop working. No moreos.
Too bad, it's his Murphday now
He works way too much. We don't get to spend much time with him.
I'm just impressed they managed to keep the Dodecatuple Stuf Oreos to 70 calories a piece. What a great diet snack.
The serving size is actually one half of the cookie, it's one of those tricky marketing things most people glance over.
@@kieran.grant_ like how Tictacs are 0 grams of sugar per serving, but a serving is a single tictac- which weighs less than half a gram.
MURICA!
Wait, they actually exist...like all of the ones he mentioned?
@@kieran.grant_ Woah.
Someone at Dropout tell me - did Brennan see Coke Oreos and say to himself "you are a babbling fool, and we have built a temple to madness"?
Literally the first thing I thought when it started was “why would Oreos ever make an add?”
I haven't seen an oreos ad in over 15years and their still wildly successful here.
@@nbucwa6621 exactly, they market themselves
Well they would actually make a subtraction from the bottom line if you ask me.
@@valfiggs5 IKR, they’re essentially a flavor. Oreo flavored ice cream for example
As Hydrox cries in the corner, lol. I was hoping they'd bring up Hydrox during this.
There was actually an article written about Oreo's strategy and how releasing new flavors actually *increases* sales for the regular flavors.
"When we do it well, it drives our classic Oreo cookie, as well as the sales of the limited edition," Parnell said of releasing limited-edition flavors. According to Nielsen, sales of the flavored, novelty and seasonal Oreos were up by 12 percent over the last three years. Even more, sales of the original cookie were up almost 22 percent." So buckle in for new Oreos until the end of time.
@@Kayzee72 now this is big brain time
I was just thinking about that
Lmao we really see whack ass flavors like ew imma buy regular Oreos to show em who's boss. We play into their hands
@@aryssamansfield9735 then go ultra brain, and lets buy hydrox cookies(the cookie oreo was modeled after)
"we work really hard"
"don't"
THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING MY WHOLE LIFE
jk;l
Gib cryptos