Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. The incense is readily available, but the clothing has been adopted by Western up-market sellers, which is a shame as it limits the number of potential buyers. Edit: the flowers are important to the economy as large numbers of people would, otherwise, be jobless.
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  2. That’s a valid point. How much of the fuel’s carcinogens get into the salt during the process?
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  3.  @RedRoseSeptember22 perhaps, but a whole food outlet probably charged top cinnamon price for cheap cassia.
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  4. I’ve just checked my cinnamon supply… every stick (7), originating in “various countries”, is cassia.
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  5. These recycling initiatives are respectful to the gods and the environment, bring work, and support the general community.
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  6. Had to stop watching this after 2:31. So happy other people saw through this company and their faux explanation for using cheap base materials. But at least their wicks are straight, right?
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  7. Smells great! Then they need real ambergris to fix it.
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