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ohhh, I'm sorry, the correct answer is arrogant wanker -- arrogant.

Yeah, I'm a little confused with these responses, as they seem to imply that they're regularly involved with the decisions related to the brand, while I thought that B&J were now pretty much just brand ambassadors. Does Unilever give them authority as founders to be involved in the types of decisions that people are asking?

Can you guarantee the export of persian icecream if you're elected. It sounds fantastic?

I'm a little ashamed to say that during the D-Day landings, I was on a troop train in Texas. I was a trainer for most of the war, training other pilots.

Can't be ashamed of that. Think of how many lives your training probably saved. You probably did more for the war effort than 50 pilots.

That's fantastic-- I'm really glad to hear that. I guess my statement came across as pretty accusatory, which wasn't the intention. I've honestly wondered how much freedom the brand had.