I happened upon the pink sauce at Walmart just recently. Two completely different bottles were two different shades of pink, even the labels were off. That sauce was done from the get go lol

@RuinedLeon

11 ай бұрын

J LONGBONE!!!!!!!!

@Tengokuchi

11 ай бұрын

So long, very bone. No pin of shame today. Only pin of love.

@Patrickf5087

11 ай бұрын

Labels aside the flavor and color need to be the same or too close to not care If anything she should have had a 3rd party who specializes in mass production (medium production) Handle it. That is what I would do

@izukumidoriya7425

11 ай бұрын

My queen!!❤❤❤

@jricks3909

11 ай бұрын

Not for nothing but Longbone would be a great brand name for a barbecue sauce.

We should support only good businesses not black businesses.

@dickgrayson4325

11 ай бұрын

Yep, I would have thought that was commonsense, but I guess I was wrong.

@SlootyBooty

11 ай бұрын

​@@eeveefan132What she said was fine. Anyone with half a functioning brain knows exactly what she is saying and anyone who disagrees would find a way to twist what she said regardless of how many painstaking moments she took with the wording.

@netaniamullings

11 ай бұрын

@@eeveefan132 I'm saying we shouldn't look at race when supporting a business. We should support it because it's a good product.

@natashka1982

11 ай бұрын

​@@eeveefan132I understood her just fine

@YoshiTheOreo

11 ай бұрын

@@eeveefan132 It doesn't need work. Any person can run a good business if they know what they're doing. Anything outside that is implying black people cannot run good businesses because they are black. The term itself is no better, a race business. That implies the race comes first, business comes second. So if business becomes second, that implies major business decisions will be looked over to maintain the priority, race. Let's say hypothetically we run a business purely on race and I'm looking for a black individual to be my head chef. The darker, the better to fit the motif of a black business. And let's say six people applied: one is white with six months experience, two are light skinned cats with good resumes with two years of experience, one guy who is really dark has no experience, and the other two are darker than the light skins but lighter than the dark one, but with five years of experience. By racial dynamics, I have to hire the darker person because he is more marginalized than the others who has, "Attributes of whiteness," in terms of not being black enough in appearance and life experience. What do you think is going to happen when you put someone with zero years of experience in a position such as head chef?

A massive portion of Black Americans need to learn how to take even the smallest little bit of criticism without flying off the fucking handle and crying racism. Much love perpetual victims.

@LunaMane

11 ай бұрын

Black Americans need to learn to study up on do's and don'ts in business and how to conduct yourself professionally. You don't get investors or venture capital being radically rachet.

@mjanny6330

11 ай бұрын

@LunaMane that's where you're wrong, race grifting has proven extremely lucrative for almost a generation now.

@BWolf00

11 ай бұрын

@@mjanny6330 As much as I would like to argue your statement...I can't...facts.

@ninvusoogoar6098

11 ай бұрын

@@mjanny6330really depends tbh... she was not only ghetto rachet but also a walking law suit ready to happen due to the bullshit behind her pink stuff.

@printingwithlue4310

11 ай бұрын

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Am I the only person who thinks that liking or loathing ANYTHING based on skin color, is racist?

@kelleygreengrass

11 ай бұрын

Not necessarily. I like the way I look better when I have a healthy tan.

@XenuLordofTheSky

11 ай бұрын

These people will never ever ever be happy. It's like happiness is foreign to them.

@Underb00t

11 ай бұрын

@@XenuLordofTheSkytheir source of happiness is through the misery of people they dont like.

@logicplague

11 ай бұрын

No, there are at least two of us.

@unitysprings3631

11 ай бұрын

we need more!@@logicplague

This pink sauce woman sounded so crude and entitled on TV, and WTF is wrong with the live audiences?

@TheGosgosh

11 ай бұрын

The audience does what the hypers tell/show them to do. And they act like the network wants them to act.

@sjalusi1

11 ай бұрын

The audience was clapping coz they share the same skin colour and she was “dunking” on a white woman

@nineteenfortyeight6762

11 ай бұрын

Wtf is up with that host?

@chrisjackson8151

11 ай бұрын

Chances are that there is someone with a sign cueing people when to clap, when to laugh, and when to show other types of reactions.

@connieellerbe-maycock7115

11 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

After how she handled the original criticism and making it a race problem when it wasn't, I'll never buy any of her products.

@rayfish007

11 ай бұрын

Not just that but in any business if a customer is dissatisfied you try to rectify the issue. that's basic business. And this woman claimed to know the business. She was just full of herself.

@sweethistortea

11 ай бұрын

@@rayfish007 My mother worked as a hairdresser for decades and managed a salon. Every bit of criticism towards the salon was applied to better the service, so I don't understand why this woman can't understand that.

@Triptweeze

11 ай бұрын

She saw the angle, and she played it. She got all the way into stores even through she didn't deserve to be there because on how she did EVERYTHING! Once she OFFICIALLY became the victim, she saw her golden ticket. It sucks that she is in all this trouble now and couldn't just lay low but.. just like Leon said.. Karma is a bitch.

@acemarvel1564

11 ай бұрын

That sauce was better used for growing fungus

@ernsttrekiew198

11 ай бұрын

@@acemarvel1564 She whines about her financial predicament and how she doesn't have money to buy food for her kids. Here's an idea: feed 'em your Pink Sauce.

She shipped it in Florida.... With no refrigeration.... Then blamed the customer. I don't feel bad

@internetzenmaster8952

11 ай бұрын

*_WAIT, SHE DID WHAT?!_* As a guy in the shipping industry, that level of disregard for BASIC FUCKING SAFETY PROTOCOLS is borderline criminal.

@raimeyewens7518

11 ай бұрын

It had milk and eggs in it. And she knew so little about food safety that she mailed it in a plastic bag in a box. That’s it. She didn’t even know who the fda was. You should not be selling food products to people if you don’t know the basics in food safety.

@OG_BiggusDickus

11 ай бұрын

​@@londonlion5179you talking about the clip of Leon finding it in the store? The ingredients have been changed since then, it's why he comments that it doesn't look the same. They made it shelf stable, but that wasn't enough to pull it out of the pit she dug.

@liannemarie2504

11 ай бұрын

​@@londonlion5179which she probably didn't put on the label

@matchstyx3460

11 ай бұрын

⁠@@londonlion5179the difference in that is that supermarkets are set to a cooler temperature because of items like this, also some of those items are usually vacuumed sealed hence the refrigerate after opening. But if you are shipping personally, she should have placed those items with dry ice, the back of a mail truck can reach temp up to 100f on a normal 75f day.

When I see a business advertise as “women owned” “LGBT owned” “black owned or ANY business which feels it needs to appeal to some kind of bias on my part - I purposely shop elsewhere. I only want to deal with business that will sell me decent products at fair prices. I am so done with this sh*t.

@zibix4562

11 ай бұрын

Same. I may buy a product if it is easier for me to get it and affordable, but i would never buy a service(including food prep) from people like this.

@jmmywyf4lyf

11 ай бұрын

Same.

@ArdenBijou

11 ай бұрын

My bf jokes about this with me. He tells me if I wanted to, I could exploit this and I steadfastly refuse. It makes me grit my teeth and roll my eyes. I will never add it to my business bio and I also shop elsewhere when I see it. It’s gotten to the point that if I see someone with cool art or a business and then they have all their pronouns plus this crap in their bio, I can’t even follow them. I hate it and I’m over it.

@krishnapalaveri9659

11 ай бұрын

I think this started somewhere in 2020. I always avoid anything that says black owned, minority owned, women owned etc.

@Sofasurfa

11 ай бұрын

Elderly woman sits and gives a heartfelt sigh of disappointment and exhaustion, whenever she sees ‘black, woman, minority owned’ etc. I don’t give a flying fk who owns a company all I need to know, is the company selling me what I want to buy at the price I want and is it a good product. I don’t care if it protects the whales, dolphins or mermaids, I don’t care if it puts shoes on the feet of someone living in Bizzareland, and so on and so on. I may sound non politically correct but I am all empathy’d out. Hello how do you do dried up bad tempered white British lady speaking, not going to hide how grumpy I am with all this effing nonsense.

This whole pink sauce fiasco should be a lesson in what happens when people support a product because of the person behind the idea, instead of the quality of the product.

@CordeliaWagner

11 ай бұрын

But all the Fast Food Chains are doing great.

@JohnSmith-451

11 ай бұрын

@@CordeliaWagner Because fast food is high quality.

@acemarvel1564

11 ай бұрын

DOWN WITH FOOD POISONING

@BottomShelfGames

11 ай бұрын

It should be, but it wont.

@jeffzeiler346

11 ай бұрын

identity dieting. sounds sane - hell, it sounds Super Sane. Sign me up, my preferences are " tastes great" and "doesnt kill me". Can we do that? BOTH of 'em?A'ight, then, sign me up.

She didn't even know what the FDA was and she was trying to sell food products online with no preservatives 😂

@RoseKindred

11 ай бұрын

Heck, just sending the stuff RAW was horrible. At the base level, she could have fermented or pasteurized the product to make it safe until reopened.

@brighterphantom4530

11 ай бұрын

As a home chef, she apparently isn't under FDA regulations.

@melrobertson2743

11 ай бұрын

​@@brighterphantom4530she supposedly worked as a "chef" at her mother's catering business which is why she felt entitled to call herself chef pi

@brighterphantom4530

11 ай бұрын

@@melrobertson2743 Who let her cook?

@ThaNarc

11 ай бұрын

​@RoseKindred or make it into a powder like ranch

I support businesses that provide a quality product at a competitive price. How much melanin they have is irrelevant.

@mlovmo

11 ай бұрын

100%

@evan12697

11 ай бұрын

@@amandak.4246 tbh im more likely to avoid those - not because race but because now its a tossup whether its a good business or they're just leaning on identity politics for progdollars

@walkerdrae

11 ай бұрын

​@@amandak.4246unfortunately if anything that makes me more skeptical. Folk always want the hookup and want to use race as a reason to support our not support something.

@amirrora885

11 ай бұрын

MF your profile pic had me wiping my screen 😂

@DinDooIt

11 ай бұрын

@@amandak.4246 When I see that tag, the product goes back on the shelf, i'm sick of people using race to define things.

That whole “you’re not special” as a defense against criticism is somehow the most infuriating thing in the video, second only to that audience and host who seemed so on board with her.

@yuki97kira

11 ай бұрын

I mean she is also not that special to receive donations

Black Privilege is never being criticized or held accountable for one's own screwups.

@AllHopeIsLost1134

11 ай бұрын

@@skyegroome223 I'm speaking in generalities.

@mjanny6330

11 ай бұрын

@skyegroome223 find me a news story doing the same.

@jomr4249

11 ай бұрын

@@skyegroome223Literally she was able to get on national TV and get an audience to clap for her when she was acting like a fool and bullying her critic and she was STILL able to get a deal with Walmart out of all this. The comment was not saying every single person agrees with the privilege, they are saying it’s alive and well in society as a whole.

@s.l.stevens4612

11 ай бұрын

White privilege is taking the blame for everyone else’s problems.

@XenuLordofTheSky

11 ай бұрын

Everyone is so scared to offend the poor blacks. Poor them, such victims, waaaahhhh. We all need to start standing up to these bullies.

I feel like her missteps could have been forgiven if she fixed them with a gracious attitude. She was a prick the whole time.

@sarahg2653

11 ай бұрын

I agree. She was a novice business owner. Why be so cocky and combative?

@yuki97kira

11 ай бұрын

Honestly if she was stupid that she didnt even know she needed FDA approval for food, but she listen to people, doesnt act all high and mighty, the sauce return couldve brought her profit

Pink sauce is a scam. WAS a scam. Case closed.

This puts a smile on my face. With the way Pink Sauce lady acted from criticism and having that woman humiliated at that fake ass talk show, I'm glad karma caught up to her.

@tanker335

11 ай бұрын

All she had to do was contact her and tell her she's amazing.

@347Jimmy

11 ай бұрын

Chef P found out the hard way that she isn't special

@southbug27

11 ай бұрын

What talk show was that?

@Not_Always

11 ай бұрын

@@southbug27 Karamo

i never understood why anybody would want to put a pepto bismol looking sauce on their food in the first place

@YoshiTheOreo

11 ай бұрын

Because skin folk need support, apparently.

@mjanny6330

11 ай бұрын

An uncontrollable in-group preference makes people do some wacky things lol.

@nothanks3236

11 ай бұрын

Same

@moosecat

11 ай бұрын

Or paint their cars that color, but apparently there are some people with way more money than common sense.

@pixiebuhp405

11 ай бұрын

My SIL got me some once it was in stores just to try it. I'd give it like a 3 out of 10. It's just not that great and it's too sweet.

This whole "you have to reach out to someone before reviewing their product" is BS. You do not have to. This is something journalists do as a courtesy, but I'm not a journo. Nobody owed pink sauce chick anything. And I have trouble believing they are refusing to pay her - the payments are probably on a specific schedule and she doesn't like the schedule.

@internetzenmaster8952

11 ай бұрын

Hell, even journalists don't even reach out and just say one side "could not be reached for comment."

@Lazrael32

11 ай бұрын

Yeah and i'm sure that's advice she has never taken herself. at least in my opinion. She is likely the loudest complainer over the stupidest things.

@moosecat

11 ай бұрын

I hate to say it (but I will), odds are she didn't fully read the contract; or, if she did, some parts and clauses of the contract may not have registered. There may very well be a clause that says royalty are based on a minimum amount of sales, or some other indicator.

@mikem5831

11 ай бұрын

​@@moosecati was thinking they get their investment back first and then she starts getting royalities. If its not selling well, it will take a while.

@CaulkMongler

11 ай бұрын

Imagine if we held the same standard to literally anyone who leaves a bad review on Yelp. It’s insane how hard he was simping for the Pink Sauce woman.

I don't understand why she can't get a job and support herself until she settles things in court.

@oag2167

11 ай бұрын

She's too busy studying for her PhD in victimhood studies. In all seriousness, she talks as though she's the only person in the world struggling when in reality, she has more job opportunities than most. Good or bad, people know who she is. That alone can make her money.

@BeeetchImStacia

11 ай бұрын

Probably because she used all them funds she had to upgrade her life and now she can’t afford it with a regular job

@auntieruckus6444

11 ай бұрын

Why is she in court

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

@@auntieruckus6444 Because she didn't bother reading the contract she signed with a manufacturing company to improve, stabilize, sanitize, and seal her product correctly. Don't know what was in the contract or the conditions but they quit giving her money. Probably gave her a stack of papers to review and sign at the bottom with the date and when she's reviewed/signed it they'd begin helping her, so she just any % speed wrote her name on the lines.

@nineteenfortyeight6762

11 ай бұрын

​@@auntieruckus6444violating her contract with Dave's Gourmet

Talk about entitlement. Nobody owes you their business. If you put out a crap product packaged poorly, you deserve to get exposed on the internet. She's not running a charity.

@moosecat

11 ай бұрын

Heck...if she WAS running a charity, if they're putting out a product that is violating basic health codes, and could get somebody sick, then they deserve to be shut down..

I find it funny that she says she isn't special but pink sauce lady got a critic on a talk show so that she could berate her and make her feel like she's in the wrong for criticizing a garbage product.

@lainiwakura1776

11 ай бұрын

And then she says she isn't special. The only response should have been the customer should be God to you.

@CaulkMongler

11 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t have even called her a critic, she was a random person on the internet who reviewed her PUBLICLY SOLD product and didn’t like it when her poor quality control was called out.

@kityny

11 ай бұрын

Seeing Ally in videos after the fact and how she seemed to genuinely believe she was in the wrong was very saddening to me too. The show's setup and Pii's treatment of her was such an unnecessary whirlwind of emotional damage that could send someone over the edge. I hope my perception was just off there and Ally's actually been doing well, but my gosh is it painful to rewatch. 😖

Madam C.J. Walker was America's first black woman to be a self-made millionaire. She created hair care products for black women. In the 1890s, a scalp ailment caused Walker to lose most of her hair. If the product is good it will succeed.

@Captain-Palsy

11 ай бұрын

Look up Nancy Green, you're mistaken

@astreet1984

11 ай бұрын

​@captainpalsy2092 Nancy Green was the face of a product and the first living trademark, but was not the first self made millionaire as it was not her product or recipe. Madam C.J. Walker is the first female self made millionaire.

@WarGhoulKharas

11 ай бұрын

Tina Turner lost all her hair because of a hair lightening incident. Even the wrong water will fuck up a black woman's hair.

@liviavallendenez

11 ай бұрын

​@@astreet1984yes! Thank you for clarifying that. I was trying to remember who Nancy Green was. I think she was the original Aunt Jamima.

@liviavallendenez

11 ай бұрын

​@@WarGhoulKharasTina designed her own wigs too.

The moment she made any sort of criticism as a race issue, thats when she lost any sort of sympathy from me. I will NEVER support any business she is tied to. No one is above criticism and its unfortunate that she had to learn that the hard way.

She sold a nasty, unsafe products! The fact that people bought them is wild to me. My health matters to me, personally, more than virtue signaling. 😮

Black community seem to have no concept of criticism. They just great people who are hated on cause of their skin color. They can do no wrong

@brandonfrawley5151

11 ай бұрын

It’s fucking mind blowing man. I just don’t get it

@brandonfrawley5151

11 ай бұрын

It’s such a gross attitude to have

@drianneis

11 ай бұрын

Please don't generalize an entire population based off some. Many don't play this card, but it isn't noticed simply because they don't play this card. I understand your frustration, but not everyone deserves this label. ❤

@zekelucente9702

11 ай бұрын

Their a protected race and immune from criticism. The post St. Floyd world is a complete mess.

@moderndayentertainer.9516

11 ай бұрын

Why are you generalizing this? Do NOT say that black people like to make this claim. That's entirely false. I don't know what possessed you to think this comment is okay, but it's not. I hate these modern day stereotypes, and I'd like it if you'd speak for yourself, and not for an entire race. I'd like it if I never had to hear about racism again, but nobody gets that lucky, do they? I would never want to make this claim for any reason. So do me a favor, as a human being, and never say that again.

So glad to see this woman fail spectacularly!! Being a critic is not harassment & attacking your customers for not liking your product is NEVER a good route!! If you're going to create a new business, it's your responsibility to make sure all your ducks are in a row not others to contact you & help you!! If you were a bit nicer & asked for help instead of blaming everyone maybe you'd still be in business!!

@Touriquette

11 ай бұрын

Critique serves the same purpose in society as pain does in the body, we may not always like it but we suffer more without it.

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

@@JamesBiggar Get out of here, I'm GaNgStEr, i take the tips because i put the order in the computer. "serves soggy, soaked ass pizza with half a bottle of truffle oil on it." Pretty sure like 4 years after that episode they shut down, idk where they were based but 11.99 for an order of fries was insane.

@Samizouza

11 ай бұрын

Of course, seeing them engineer their own failure is spectacularly beautiful

@dntwachmewachtv

11 ай бұрын

oop 😂😂😂

Anyone who cry "racism" at the slightest bump in their live do NOT deserves any support.

I did chuckle when I saw it on clearance for $1 at Walmart. She just seems like such a nasty person. I wouldn't even pay $1 for this. I'm so disappointed in this interview.

@Fujoshi1412

11 ай бұрын

Seriously? I’ve never seen it marked down at my store. Then again wouldn’t buy it either.

@ThorOdinsonTMHiddenMonster

11 ай бұрын

I would rather make it had home

I hope the "reviewer" learned a valuable lesson about attempting to help a "black creator" stay out of legal trouble.

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

Didn't see the full interview but what was shown, awkward that the host took her side and said you shouldn't post bad reviews or post health concerns because it makes someone look bad. Imagine if her sauce had some kind of shell fish and didn't put it on the label. Personally if i was in the creators shoes i would have contacted the reviewer directly about what the possible issues were... It's my product i got tagged/notified someone reviewed my product, let's see what they say.

@Kinikia95

11 ай бұрын

I have food allergies that could be fatal; it's nothing to play with.

I said it then, and I’m saying it now: Pink Lady is just lucky that nobody DIED from her product. It seems that it has been demonstrated (allegedly-I’m not a lawyer) that she was making and labeling her food product out of compliance with the requirements of the FDA, so she could be held liable for any deaths or illnesses linked to the sauce. As for current situation, I really hope her kids (assuming she actually has kids - I am not sure about trusting everything she says) are okay. However, I suspect that Pink Lady has not given viewers the whole story. I suspect there’s a whole lot more. And Pink Lady is using her kids to try and manipulate people into giving her money? Gross.

@liliesofthefieldyt

11 ай бұрын

Oh, and of course I have to add: Literally NONE of this has anything to do with Pink Lady’s skin color. If I (a pale blonde Indonesian woman) did what she did, I would be deserving of every iota of criticism that came my way.

@rwberger6

11 ай бұрын

She also faked the nutrition labels.

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

@@rwberger6 didn't she also not post calories because she didn't even know how much was in her product?

@majormoviemaniac4965

11 ай бұрын

@@Darkness5423it’s not that she didn’t know it’s the fact that all bottles didn’t get the same measurement of ingredients, so she didn’t know what to put because it came out different every time 😂

@WobblesandBean

11 ай бұрын

​@@majormoviemaniac4965 She didn't even have a baseline, though. She just didn't even bother to find out what the nutrition of the individual ingredients, let alone them all together.

I'll be honest. When this talk happened and the sane, caring person was insulted and gaslit seemingly into submisson, I died a little inside. Good to this all come crashing down.

I remember that ‘pink sauce’ lady. Especially her questionable ingredients. 😂

@gothfox13

11 ай бұрын

Haha Vinger

I’m still surprised that Walmart put her product on there store shelves after all this

@kevinrosario2729

11 ай бұрын

Seen it on the store, not a single one has been sold

@IzThatit

11 ай бұрын

That's the power of black privilege.

@acemarvel1564

11 ай бұрын

They make good microbial food to grow your science fair project It might spawn a blob monster though so LOL

@minilea144

11 ай бұрын

They didnt get it for free. The initial company paid for her product to be there. They need sales to make money back and eventually give her a percentage of the sales. So Walmart lost nothing by storing it. Daves did.

@jeffzeiler346

11 ай бұрын

Anybody can pay to have Walmart shelves stocked with their product - its just like a commercial online. Walmart didn't take no chances, they sold a slot to a "Loser" and walked away paid. Oh well.

Traditional business owner's attitude: My customers are precious because they are the reason for my success. Chef Pee's attitude: I'm always right and it's all about me. Worship me.

How is Pink Sauce Lady sitting there talking about "girl contact me" like she would take the constructive criticism any different over email than she would in person? I got a sneaking suspicion that email would've hit the trash or spam folder REAL quick. And she would've made her TikTok video and they'd be on stage hashing it out in-person anyways with the same damn results! 🤡🌎😂

Wanna know who doesn't suck at business? The sexiest black man on youtube.

People go out of their way to avoid products with "minority owned" or "black owned" or "Hispanic owned" That was a bad move on their part. People want quality for a good price. Not identity

"Not to cut you off but to cut you off." This generation is full of people who can't talk.

This whole situation reminded me of Island Boys refusing to take financial advice from a financial expert on a podcast and called the financial expert a “hater”. After the brothers refused to listen to the guy, their popularity died down and resorted to do the most unholy thing on the internet.

@-.-Monster

11 ай бұрын

You dont like incest for clout? Pleb.

@Lazrael32

11 ай бұрын

wasn't that just Logan Paul?

@lifeisameme8174

11 ай бұрын

@@Lazrael32 yep, that’s the one!

@andrewz6986

11 ай бұрын

What they do for views is disgusting and horrifying

@Lazrael32

11 ай бұрын

@@andrewz6986 yeah logan and jake paul are proof of how awful influencer culture is.

Yeah she didn't deserve to get rich endangering other peoples health. Support good businesses, not one of which the owner has the right skin color.

I already knew her business wasn't going to go well, for a few reasons: 1. She damaged her reputation as a business owner. 2. She damaged her brand by delivering expired and dangerous sauce to consumers. 3. She showed that she couldn't handle criticism. 4. She talked down to a customer and it made her and the talk show lose credibility. 5. She continued to boast and brag about her business doing well, after Walmart started selling her products, still not understanding that she has a long ways to go to win back trust to her customers. In reputation management, it can take months to years to gain back trust in your audience. I support businesses I trust and it doesn't matter on the skin color of that individual. Pink lady messed up her brand and damaged her reputation as a business owner, she was not going to last that long.

I think Leon's right about the contract. That company is producing the sauce and shipping it with their own money. So maybe the contract said that the product had to sell past a certain number of units before she can start seeing any money. It's probably underselling so that company is trying to recoup it's losses. She was most likely thinking about how much fame and money she was gonna get that she just signed it all away and not read the damn thing.

@luvnlife71

11 ай бұрын

The company offered to buy her an attorney to help her understand her contract and she refused! She's dumb

Nah this woman needs to experience the harshest failure possible. Maybe then she'll learn something.

@tinaleanne8230

11 ай бұрын

No learning is going to happen here. The 'black community' has convinced her and those like her that if they fail then it is due to racism.

Deserved. Absolutely deserved. No one hounded her for "making mistakes." They straight shit on her for being a horrible person with no self awareness or accountability.

@mistergamer1436

11 ай бұрын

Preach to the choir!

@RoseKindred

11 ай бұрын

But, did you not see that show host defending the poor chef against the big mean woman and her hate brigade? I'm kidding, but I still can't see how the host thought that was a good route to go. Just total hate-bait on the show and expected the viewers to support blindly accepting a product that could (redact) someone.

@nono86753

11 ай бұрын

@@RoseKindreddid you hear the clapping seals in the audience? Unbelievable!

@RoseKindred

11 ай бұрын

@@nono86753 Yeah, but that is standard for almost any "live viewing." People are typically compensated for acting like seals or it is pre-recorded with "clap scenes" and cut in. I can't remember how that show did their filming but it's not like they filled the seats with random people from the street like the Late Night shows used to. Most likely they already agreed with the host in making it a B vs W issue.

The Mutts sauce lady was a total legend offering her experience to anyone who needs it, and might I say she’s one stunning looking women too

She wants to be coddled like a toddler when being criticized. And what's worse is that the crowd is cheering for that.

The girl in the camo hat that owns Mutt sauce is absolutely stunning. She seems like a straight up great person as well. Good on her:)

I really hate that Black people tell other Black people, "they ain't black" cuz they think differently and not a collective mind set. Don't worry Leon your not Black cuz you have a different opinion.

@mjanny6330

11 ай бұрын

Why do you capitalize "black" sometimes, but not others?

@martintrejo1950

11 ай бұрын

If you do t vote for me, you ain't black. Joe Biden. Crazy thing is that Black Americans fall for it all the time.

@skywarp0564

11 ай бұрын

@@mjanny6330 Why does it matter I'm just making a point.

@Psychoangel-d23

11 ай бұрын

as dave chappelle once said: there are black people and there are the N. ... I dont think he was wrong there.

@davidboyer5074

11 ай бұрын

​@@Psychoangel-d23Chris Rock did a bit about that in the 90's I thinks...

She went from knowing the industry, to "I'm a single mom, living off my mom's disability". ROFLROFLROFLROFL. Why do women feel the need to stunt so hard now?

@tegandetermann3299

11 ай бұрын

I'm guessing she quit her job when she signed the contract with the manufacturer/distributor. Now that she's not getting money, she realized she doesn't have a back up

Pepto is the only pink sauce you need in your life.

She tried to manipulate the situation and make it about "blackness". No, she lost the trust of her customers. She can't just buy that back. I would be afraid to ever purchase from her company because she has a history of cutting corners, trying to cover it up, and NOT properly researching what it takes to make that product palatable, sanitary, and legal. When the news first broke, she tried to cut the haters off and bury it, until the dissenters outnumbered the supporters. And she has the AUDACITY to call herself a chef?? She may be a master gaslighter, but she's certainly not a master chef!

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

She worked as a chef in her mom's business for a year or two probably, everyone who's anyone knows after a year or two of being a chef/cook you evolve into Gordon Ramsay.

If only the PSL understood that if someone got sick she would be liable to be sued.

@spaceracer23

11 ай бұрын

You're asking her to comprehend accountability.

@grbenway

11 ай бұрын

@@spaceracer23 she neither understands or could even spell accountability

@melrobertson2743

11 ай бұрын

The twit thought FDA was a medical agency, her food comprehension is nonexistent

I had forgotten about Pink Sauce until this video

I'm not surprised, from the get go, this woman did everything wrong and when people called her out she threw a fit instead of trying to improve.

@myriadhues457

11 ай бұрын

Jeez just got to the interview, and i had forgot all the stupid seal clapping for this woman being a victim queen

I will never forget 6:27 when the man told this woman “I think it’s more a learning on your part.” As if this woman who had REAL concerns and was seeing more of those concerns online, is just a hater who wants to go viral. 🤡🤡 smdh

@juliekring7574

11 ай бұрын

I also thought that was insane. "This is her livelihood" - okay, but what if it was a member of the FDA who bought a bottle and tested it? Would it somehow be more morally correct for them to shut her business down? IMO she did her a favor by only posting it to social media and not suing her outright.

I refuse to support "black owned" business! Ill support small business, no matter who owns it, as long as your race/gender/sexual preference/etc isnt your identity...

It’s ironic how she told the first woman that got roasted on that show that she should have contacted her privately and (I’m paraphrasing) “listen sis, here’s what you need to do…”, and then later when the woman who is a business coach/owner and who’s grandfather created Mutts Sauce tries to do that VERY THING, she catches 10 kinds of hell for it online. It’s scary how a woman is creating a sauce product in her living room, no correct FDA labeling - anything and still doesn’t realize that her failure did her a favor. If anyone had gotten bad sick from the product she could have faced not only a lawsuit for monetary damages, but criminal charges as well. But it’s everyone else’s fault but hers. (BTW, I haven’t tried Mutts Sauce, but after seeing this I want to.)

I remember seeing the pink sauce weeks ago at Walmart. After me and my brothers saw Oppenheimer on 70MM, we decided to go to Walmart. We look into tons of items and I noticed the Pink Sauce. The funny and best part is that nobody has bought some. Comes to show that the Pink Sauce trend hurt the woman's business on the long run.

@c1rcl3s

11 ай бұрын

Do you remember how much it cost? Just curious

@mikem5831

11 ай бұрын

​@@c1rcl3shere in SE. Virginia it was about 8 bucks a bottle. I saw it last week.

@Sofasurfa

11 ай бұрын

£6.38 for a bottle of sauce, bloody hell no wonder it’s not selling, I grumble at paying a couple of quid for a large Tescos mayo. 😂

@charlottesmith1662

11 ай бұрын

I bought a bottle for $5 and it was so good but then they were all $8 and I was just waiting for them to go on sale.

As a person who worked in food safety for more than 10 years, it was *not* the KZreadr's job to make sure the Pink Sauce lady was complying with FDA regulations and then check with her before reviewing said product. How dare the host and the Pink Sauce lady try to shame the KZreadr for doing what hundred's of KZreadrs do: review products. If the Pink Sauce lady was not in FDA compliance, how was she legally selling her product?

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

she was getting orders from her Tiktok account and mailing them out in freezer bags at room temperature. Kinda like meals on wheels minus the wheels and sub the meal with mold.

The moment I saw this video, my instant reaction was like, "Yes, she's bankrupt!"

@acemarvel1564

11 ай бұрын

DOWN WITH FOOD POISONING

@inferiorinferno8859

11 ай бұрын

@@acemarvel1564 Exactly, I don't even understand why that company chose to work with this lady- her sauce was like a biohazard.

@acemarvel1564

11 ай бұрын

@@inferiorinferno8859 That stuff was better used for chemistry class's "Guess that pollutant" Heres a hint, the FDA had their eyes on it

@fruitcupshawty

11 ай бұрын

Thank god

How you going to bring up reading comprehension when defending Cardi Pee? She literally couldn't spell her fake ingredients correctly.

I still can't get over the fact she didn't even know that the 'F' in FDA stood for 'food'.

This is the prime example why being Strong & Independent never works in a trillon years

Who the hell wanted to buy this in the first place

@drep8840

11 ай бұрын

Tikok people sooo yeah that say a lot ....

This subject has been coming up quite a bit lately. I was watching a video of a black woman, talking about the pressure to support black business but feeling taken advantage of. Guilting other black people to support your business but it's way more expensive and the quality isn't up to par. The comments were rough. A guy did a follow up video and said the real problem was she was broke and just needed to make more money. It is really asking for special treatment and lower standards just because you are black. So I work hard for my money but you expect me to come buy your products that are way more expensive and no better than the cheaper alternatives down the road. That's just insane. That pink sauce lady was just rachet and ghetto. That wack ass talk show was insane. That was all about race. The audience, host, her. That was just insanity. Putting it all on that white woman. You act like that and you can't possibly succeed. A lot of people do this though. I've seen quite a few people start a small business and expect everyone who knows them to automatically use their services. A guy will start a remodel company. Barely on his feet. Guilt the friend who needs some work done. They want to go with a more reputable company but they Guilt them. So they choose the friend. He is way too expensive. Botches the job. It goes bad and both parties are unhappy and it ruins the friendship.

@Darkness5423

11 ай бұрын

but at least the friend got paid? "shrug"

“Her safety is being affected”. Just like anyone’s health who ate hot, mailed, dairy infused “sauce”.

The way the pink sauce lady told the other woman how she should have informed her about the botulism she was selling to people sounds too much like unpaid labor. So not only is the lady beyond all reproach but you must also work damage control for this woman for scott free in the hopes she'll change. She had better be lucky no way ate a tainted sauce and died.

I'd bet the contract had a clause that there are no royalties until there is profit. If you sell a product for $2 that costs 1$ to make but costs 1$ to ship then you profit is 0. Profit is not made until all costs are accounted for that include marketing, stocking, manufacturing, bottling, packaging, shipping, storing, paying the accountant, manager, bottlers, packagers, shippers, taxes, and a number of other overhead costs which in this case could have included lawyers for defense of a lawsuit Maybe you should take a course on Business before you start one.

Something told me this was gonna happen sooner or later... Especially her attitude told anyone giving her critiques

Always get a lawyer to explain those contracts that are offered to you

puts all of her eggs in one basket* Sells it all* "gimme all of my money that im owed for not paying for my rent"

Remember: The people barking loudest in support of the pink sauce lady most likely don’t have a bottle of pink sauce in their home, nor have they ever.

I haven't heard of Mutt Sauce, but I am intrested in finding some at a store now.

Anybody else find it curious that the goal of her GoFundMe is $100,000? I get that she's probably looking for some money for an attorney as well as living expenses, but 100 GRAND?!?!?! Sounds like she's trying to be "balling on somebody else's budget".

Couldn’t have happened to a more deserving person

criticism is racist..everything is racist...it's used as a shield against everything they don't like but thankfully Leon still has a great channel through it all lol

Should have read the contract. 😂😂😂. I don't feel bad. Especially when she had such an awful attitude

Someone just needs to hold her hand and let her know she isn't special.

That talk show host was so wrong for what he said in the first interview. Then 4 months later he apologized for it. The girl who bought the product and complained about it had every right to do so. She spent $20 for a bottle of crappy pink sauce and left her feedback. Just like millions of people do every day on other products. Pink sauce lady was just salty because she was getting negative reviews. Instead of using the constructive criticism as a way to improve her product or try and make things right she just doubled down on saying how right she was. And in that video she didn’t even know who the FDA was 😳 now she’s broke and is acting for money? Maybe if she’d been more gracious in the beginning people would help her out. Good luck with that pinky.

I honestly forgot all about that lady and the Pink Sauce fiasco up until now.

@tinaleanne8230

11 ай бұрын

So did everyone else.

The world is tired of these black women acting this way.

I remember Pink Sauce lady She could have made a killing on that if she had gone through the proper channels. Shame 😥

@thadeuskray

11 ай бұрын

People's boiling and murdered innards do not feel shame of this news.

@mdb45424

11 ай бұрын

I wonder, looked like a cream sauce with a lot of pink food dye. Could be good but dairy is hard to bottle

@nkfd4688

11 ай бұрын

@@mdb45424her problem was she was making it herself and shipping it to people. That's illegal to do that. It's no different than bootlegging. If she wanted to make that product she should have spoke with someone on how to make the product, get it tested, have money to back up making it in a clean factory, ship it properly, etc. It's sad that her little endevour went down the toilet, but it was for the best. A lot of people could have got sick from how this was handled, or worse

“You should’ve hit my dms” while she is a top creator then going on to say “you are not special so why would your opinion matter”. Pure Emotion is speaking

I'm glad she went bankrupt. Her attitude got her where she is now!

I didn’t support the Pink Sauce to begin with because it didn’t look at all appetizing. The fact that she didn’t even know what the FDA was or how to spell the ingredients on the label didn’t help either

Content like this is why I subscribed. No bullshit, just facts. I'd walk across the street to buy a quality product that met industry standards for that product from a black owned business instead of a product that could make me sick or kill me from a white owned business. And vice versa.

She doesnt owe some random black fraudster any support.

This lady could have killed someone, the way she was packaging and mailing out her sauce!

I wonder what money she spent on advertising and what it was for (trips, fingernails, clothes?)? Do you really think she got shorted by the company that manufactured it and got it in Walmart (that ain't cheap!)? Does anyone else want to see where she lives (I'm guessing it's flashy and she expects to keep living there despite not paying rent for the last 6 months)? Why can't she get a job that pays her at least $20 a week so her disabled mom can buy food for herself instead of Pinky and her kids?

Chef Pi is the perfect example why not everyone is cut to be a businesses owner. If you see criticism as a personal attack, you are not made to be a businesses owner. It's YOUR job to make sure your product is safe and attractive to the public, not the customers job.

The pink sauce was never gonna be a lucrative business. People who had the sauce said it didn't taste that good, it was like a sweet ranch sauce. Nothing new. And it only got popular because it was a meme. When the meme died so did the sales just like everyone else who tried to make money off a meme Also the "mistakes" she was making could have definitely killed someone. Thats not a mistake. Thats negligence and dangerous and needed to be stopped.

If someone needs to tell you to safely produce commercial food products you have ZERO business making any food products.

I've seen Pink sauce at Walmart. It appeared to only be pink in name - looked kinda like ranch.

Who knows where that sauce has been

Just ordered some Mutts sauce. Glad to support a veteran owned business that's doing things right.

I'm sure Dave's Gourmet probably pulled some strings to get it into Walmart, and they needed to sell so many of them. I agree that she probably didn't read the contract she signed with them, and they put something in that contract to cover their asses if this whole thing failed or they just paid her an amount upfront to use the branding or something and she would only get certain amounts after however many units would be sold

#supportblackbusiness is the same as #believewomen during the #metoo movement (which was not unlike a #bowel movement). Any absolute is ridiculous because it is not rational or realistic. So many people are led by what the current fad is, it's embarrassing for the human race. We are supposed to be "intelligent life", but in my 5 decades of life I've seen ONE HELL OF A DECLINE in civility, patience, mutual respect and overall love and it's now going at breakneck speeds. As for pink sauce, it's all down to poor decisions and lack of know how. Black, white, yellow, brown...when you suck, you suck.

@phoenixmistertwo8815

11 ай бұрын

I hear ya man. I see it too. I never would have thought that a far left ideology could poison a society like ours so much, but, I used to think people were smarter as a whole in this country, and then I got older and wiser. ;)

@joecalbery1919

11 ай бұрын

@@phoenixmistertwo8815 I have chosen to delete my first reply to your comment to replace it by saying, people really were smarter as a whole a few decades ago. You know about the education system and "no child left behind", the kids learn nothing. It's not the kids fault, but they are not as "sharp" as the kids were 30 years ago. I feel old. Have a good one! I am Canadian, but your words apply to my country as well. (stupid people everywhere) Stupid people don't know they're stupid, which means I could be stupid and not know it... I will stop typing now, I am afraid I have already said too much. BE WELL MY FRIEND and never order condiments through the mail.

What’s really disturbing is Walmart wanted to sell her product even though she doesn’t know what FDA is. Should Walmart be investigated?

@beep5406

11 ай бұрын

Honestly i wouldn't be surprised if they just wanted the name and clout. Changed the recipe make their own product effectively they just wanted the name and clout

@samanthacarpenter3336

11 ай бұрын

Whenever an employee gets injured on the job at most Walmarts, unless your a manager or higher, the video evidence always seems to not exist, the camera wasn’t on, was accidentally deleted or “lost.” So, any worker comp is denied due to lack of evidence, usually followed by the injured employee being fired for small or, made up reasons. It really, really sucks for the employee because, they now have to face unemployment on top of medical bills that Walmart lawyers will block you from ever daring to consider suing for. Putting ratchet sauce from a narcissist on the shelves is pretty low on their list of evil, and questionable decisions honestly.

@nakitapalmer656

11 ай бұрын

I walked right passed it!!😑😑😑

@BeccasaurousRex270

11 ай бұрын

An actual company bought and manufactures pink sauce. It’s now FDA compliant, hence the reason the sauce isn’t pink like it originally was. “Chef” P is no longer involved in making the sauce, hence the lawsuit. She’s affiliated with it, but she no longer really owns it and she doesn’t manufacture it

@robertdeffenbaugh9004

11 ай бұрын

@@BeccasaurousRex270 I heard people complained that the sauce is now Sour and got bad reviews.

Every Walmart near me has had the pink sauce in clearance for $2-$4 depending on how close to the major city the location was. I actually bought a bottle, mostly because it was reviewed as mostly being a ranch type sauce and I always love a ranch sauce. The sauce wasn't bad, the bottle was well sealed, in the best buy date, not neon pink, but more pink than some videos I have seen, but the flavor was desperately missing. It kind of just tastes like if La Croix made a ranch flavor; someone thought about ranch and told someone else how ranch should taste. I spent $2.48 for a bottle, but overall it was bland and not worth the original $5+ price. A bad product is a bad product, I don't care who makes it. Just my opinion.

Hey Lady, it’s your fault my business failed because you didn’t tell me all these things about safety, production, compliance…