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I think what bothers me most about the story is that after making a name for herself with good old-fashioned Southern cookin’, full of sugar and butter and lard, oh my, she’s now going to be the face of Novartis. Why not be the spokesperson for collard greens? Well, because collard green growers don’t have an advertising budget. I wish her well, but I also wish she weren’t cashing it in.
Debbie, I can see your point. Why represent the band-aid, rather than the cure? Interesting…